Nikki Haley's stance on federal abortion ban and family separation at border.

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Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said that a Republican president could not institute a national abortion ban due to the lack of a majority in the House and Senate. She called for a national consensus on the issue of abortion and stressed the need to save as many babies as possible and support as many mothers as possible. Haley also criticized the media for trying to divide people on the issue and said that recent restrictions passed in GOP-led states would not be approved on the federal level.
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