"Legal Battles in Florida: Abortion Bans, Migrant Lawsuits, and DOJ vs. Apple"

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The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the state's 15-week abortion ban is constitutional, paving the way for a new law to restrict abortion at six weeks of pregnancy to take effect on May 1. The six-week ban, which is among the most restrictive in the country, will significantly limit abortion access for Florida residents and those traveling from neighboring states. The law also includes stringent requirements such as in-person doctor visits and restrictions on medication abortion. Advocates are preparing for a ballot measure in November that would protect abortion rights in the state, but the campaign is expected to be costly and challenging.
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