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2:15Now PlayingWashington state’s first-in-the-nation stockpile of abortion drugs will serve as insurance against future lawsuits seeking to ban the procedure nationwide or a second presidential term for Republican Donald Trump, Governor Jay Inslee said.
Last year, with a federal lawsuit seeking to restrict access to abortion medication nationwide, Inslee, a Democrat, ordered the state’s Department of Corrections to use its pharmacy license to purchase 30,000 doses of the abortion drug mifepristone.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the case in June, keeping mifepristone on the market. But the ruling left the door open to further legal challenges, and abortion rights advocates warn that the medication remains at risk.
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