The proposed law would criminalize the online sharing of information of how to obtain abortions. Experts warn other states will follow suit.
would impact anyone in the state who runs a website “that encourages or facilitates efforts to obtain an illegal abortion” or provides “referrals to an illegal abortion provider.”
Jim Bopp, NRLC’s general counsel, went as far as to compare the spread of information about obtaining legal and safe abortions and abortion pills to that of organized crime and fentanyl. “The whole criminal enterprise needs to be dealt with to effectively prevent criminal activity,” he wrote in a July 4 memo, according tothat the group “tried to be very careful in vetting this so it doesn’t impinge on First Amendment rights,” but legal advocates and journalists aren’t as convinced.
It also puts tech companies in a strange predicament of having to either wade through individual state laws, or simply ban abortion content altogether. History warns of the latter.
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