Texas Supreme Court Halts Emergency Abortion for Woman with Fetal Anomaly, Sparking Controversy and Condemnation

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is using his power to prevent a pregnant woman, Kate Cox, from obtaining an abortion for her fetus diagnosed with a fatal abnormality. Cox sought termination due to the risks to her health and future fertility, as well as the potential suffering of the baby. After receiving court approval, Paxton appealed to the Texas Supreme Court and threatened to prosecute any doctor providing the abortion. The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily halted the abortion, pending a ruling. Advocates argue that urgent medical care should not require court intervention.
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