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USA Abortion Policy History from 1821 to 2023.What was rules in different presidential periods?
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Federal legislation in the United States protects the right to an abortion. Roe v. Wade (1973) and Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992) decisions from the Supreme Court guarantee that states are unable to outlaw abortions prior to the fetus being deemed viable.
A number of states amended their state constitutions to include the right to an abortion in 2022:
Proposition 1 in California
Michigan: Third Proposal
Vermont: Fifth Proposal
In 2022, some states declined to impose limits on abortion:
Kansas: Referendum on abortion
Amendment 2 in Kentucky
Legislative Referendum No. 131 in Montana
Here are brief history of USA abortion policy:-
Serial
Number Years President Policy 1 Before 1821 N/A Abortion
legal and unregulated 2 1821-1869 N/A States
begin to regulate abortion, but it remains legal 3 1873 Ulysses S.
Grant Comstock
Law criminalizes distribution of abortion information 4 Late 19th -
Early 20th Century Various States
increasingly restrict abortion 5 1967 Lyndon B.
Johnson Colorado
becomes the first state to liberalize abortion laws 6 1970 Richard
Nixon Washington
and Hawaii legalize abortion 7 1973 Richard
Nixon (signed by Gerald Ford) Roe v.
Wade: Legalized abortion in all 50 states 8 1976 Gerald Ford Hyde
Amendment: Restricts federal funding for abortions 9 1980 Jimmy
Carter Carter
supports Roe v. Wade 10 1984 Ronald
Reagan Reagan
advocates for a constitutional amendment to ban abortion 11 1992 George H.W.
Bush Supports
restrictions on abortion 12 1994 Bill
Clinton Freedom of
Access to Clinic Entrances Act (FACE) passed, protecting abortion clinics 13 2000 George W.
Bush Partial-Birth
Abortion Ban Act passed 14 2009 Barack
Obama Overturns
Mexico City Policy, allowing U.S. funding for international organizations
that provide abortion services 15 2017 Donald
Trump Reinstates
and expands Mexico City Policy 16 2021 Joe Biden Rescinds
Mexico City Policy, supports abortion rights
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