'It's bad enough the Supreme Court took federal rights to abortion away last year, now they're trying to strip away every way for us to deliver abortion care in this country,' said Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin.
Emotions are running high on both sides as the fierce debate over future of abortion plays out Nationwide. The Supreme Court stepping in Friday, as Justice Samuel Alito issued an administrative stay of the ruling in Texas that would overturn the FDA'S original approval of Mifepristone that would essentially take the pill off the market - now giving the court until April 20 to review the case and decide what their next steps will be.
The Anti Abortion rights group, Alliance Defending Freedom represents four doctors from the original Texas case.
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