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KAMALA HARRIS: ABORTION BANS PASSED BY ‘EXTREMIST’ PEOPLE CAUSING ‘CHAOS,
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 * 10h ago
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 * 11h ago
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KAMALA HARRIS: ABORTION BANS PASSED BY ‘EXTREMIST’ PEOPLE CAUSING ‘CHAOS,
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Vice-president Kamala Harris has released a statement condemning abortion bans,
saying that they are passed by “extremist so-called leaders” who continue to
“cause chaos, confusion and fear”.

She added:

> The women of America deserve better. Congress must pass a bill that restores
> the protections of Roe v Wade – and when they do, President Joe Biden will
> sign it into federal law.

> Abortion bans passed by extremist so-called leaders continue to cause chaos,
> confusion, and fear.
> 
> The women of America deserve better.
> 
> Congress must pass a bill that restores the protections of Roe v. Wade—and
> when they do, President @JoeBiden will sign it into federal law.
> 
> — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 21, 2023

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Updated at 11.51 EST

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 * 8h ago
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 * 10h ago
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   confusion and fear’
 * 10h ago
   Virginia Democrats pitch amendment to state constitution to protect abortion
   rights
 * 11h ago
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 * 11h ago
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7h ago13.52 EST

Joanna Walters

Dramatic images and clips are coming through on the vehicle explosion at the
international bridge near the Niagara Falls, but it’s a very fluid situation in
terms of official information emerging at this point.

The FBI is investigating and, according to CNN, also the US Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms (ATF) federal agency.

Reports so far suggest that a car that was entering the US from Canada, where
there are toll booths and officials, exploded. There are no reports yet of any
victims but this is all unfolding.

> The FBI is investigating the car explosion on the Rainbow Bridge connecting
> Buffalo, New York and Victoria Falls, Canada. pic.twitter.com/3JxMezr1pI
> 
> — Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) November 22, 2023

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8h ago13.42 EST

Joanna Walters

A border crossing between the US and Canada has been closed after a vehicle
exploded at a checkpoint on a bridge near Niagara Falls, the Associated Press
reports.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)’s field office in Buffalo, in upstate
New York, said in a statement that it was investigating the explosion on the
so-called Rainbow Bridge, which connects the two countries across the Niagara
River.

Photos and video taken by news organizations and posted on social media showed a
security booth that had been singed by flames.

Further information wasn’t immediately available.

New York governor, Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, said she had been briefed on the
incident and was “closely monitoring the situation”.

Images and clips are emerging on social media.

> 🚨#BREAKING: A vehicle entering a toll booth at Rainbow Bridge has caused a
> large explosion to go off, prompting evacuations.⁰⁰📌#NiagaraFalls | #Canada
> 
> Currently, multiple authorities and emergency personnel are on the scene, with
> evacuations underway after a vehicle… pic.twitter.com/CGJnKIm6u5
> 
> — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) November 22, 2023

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Updated at 13.46 EST
8h ago13.37 EST


EXPLOSION AT US-CANADA BORDER NEAR NIAGARA FALLS


Joanna Walters

The FBI and other law enforcement are investigating a vehicle explosion at the
international bridge that connects the US and Canada at the Niagara Falls.

The cause of the explosion is not yet clear but there are some dramatic images
and reports by the Associated Press citing the FBI that the border has been
closed.

There is talk of a vehicle bomb or an electric vehicle battery combusting, we
will bring you details as they unfold.

> Canada/US Border closed at Niagara Falls, Rainbow Bridge due to a possible
> VBIED, car exploded. pic.twitter.com/tS2sSwwYOT
> 
> — NYCFireWire (@NYCFireWire) November 22, 2023

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Updated at 13.38 EST
8h ago13.33 EST

Here is Michigan’s Democratic governor Gretchen Whitmer explaining the
Reproductive Health Act which sends a “poweful message – [that] Michigan is a
place that fights for people’s right to make decisions about their own bodies”:

> The Reproductive Health Act sends a powerful message: Michigan is a place that
> fights for people's right to make decisions about their own bodies.
> pic.twitter.com/XaFeYGKOd9
> 
> — Governor Gretchen Whitmer (@GovWhitmer) November 21, 2023

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8h ago13.20 EST


MICHIGAN GOVERNOR SIGNS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ACT INTO LAW

Michigan’s Democratic governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a package of bills
known as the Reproductive Health Act into law on Tuesday.

In a series of tweets announcing the signing, Whitmer said that the RHA repeals
the state’s TRAP laws which are “medically unnecessary restrictions on hallway
width, ceiling heights, HVAC systems, and janitor’s closets” that have “nothing
to do with providing healthcare.”

> All these restrictions do is jack up costs and decrease the number of
> providers available to Michiganders.
> 
> Every time an abortion clinic closes, lives are put at risk and patients are
> forced to drive hundreds of miles to the find care they need.
> 
> — Governor Gretchen Whitmer (@GovWhitmer) November 21, 2023

The RHA also repeals another “extreme law on the books from 1931 that would have
criminalized nurses and doctors for prescribing medication abortion including
mifepristone”, said Whitmer.

> While other states restrict access to these pills, we are making sure Michigan
> health care providers and patients have every option available.
> 
> — Governor Gretchen Whitmer (@GovWhitmer) November 21, 2023

The RHA also ensures that students at the state’s public universities have
access to information about their reproductive health options.

> Third, the RHA ensures students at Michigan public universities have access to
> information about all their reproductive health options.
> 
> For too long, you could be denied access to information about your
> options—including abortion—depending on where you went to college.
> 
> — Governor Gretchen Whitmer (@GovWhitmer) November 21, 2023

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Updated at 13.26 EST
8h ago13.00 EST


ACLU ISSUES HOLIDAY GUIDES ON ABORTION DISCUSSION

The American Civil Liberties Union has issued several guides on how to talk
about abortion access over the holidays.

In a guide by ACLU Alabama, the organization wrote:

> “Alabama has one of the highest rates of infant and maternal mortality in the
> nation. Restricting abortion access only worsens this issue.”

> Does the possibility of politics coming up at the dinner table have you
> feeling anxious? Don't sweat it, we've got you covered. Save this post & let
> us help guide the conversation.
> 
> Up first: Abortion. Head into the holidays ready to discuss reproductive
> freedom with your folks. pic.twitter.com/sOV5RlWyRL
> 
> — ACLU of Alabama (@ACLUAlabama) November 22, 2023

Meanwhile, a guide issued by ACLU Indiana said:

> “Having deeper, nonjudgmental conversations in which you share personal,
> values-based stories has been shown to move the needle – even for people who
> start with opposite views. It isn’t magic, and it doesn’t work every time or
> even immediately, but these conversations can change the way Hoosiers think
> and talk about abortion.”

> Be prepared for abortion access to come up in conversation over the holidays!
> 🦃
> 
> Our conversation guide has what you need to know about:
> 💬 How to talk about the importance of abortion access
> ❓ Common misconceptions
> 🚫 Combating misinformation
> 
> ➡️ https://t.co/eaSPAu4QZL ⬅️ pic.twitter.com/8GvdXt2cDU
> 
> — ACLU of Indiana (@ACLUIndiana) November 22, 2023

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Updated at 13.02 EST

9h ago12.41 EST

Washington’s Democratic senator Patty Murray has also voiced her support for
abortion rights, urging the restoration of Roe v Wade, which the US supreme
court overturned last year.

Murray tweeted:

> “RT if you agree: we need to restore Roe v. Wade and the right to abortion for
> all women, no matter where they live.”

Last September, Murray led 29 senators in urging the Joe Biden administration to
strengthen privacy protections for women seeking reproductive healthcare under
the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act.

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Updated at 12.49 EST
9h ago12.17 EST

Catholics for Choice, a Catholic abortion rights advocacy group, has tweeted
support for advocates of abortion access who may have different political views
from to those around them ahead of Thanksgiving, saying:

> “We know the Thanksgiving table might feel isolating if you have different
> political views. Catholics who support abortion access are in the pews,
> teaching Sunday school, & even around your dinner table.
> 
> You are not alone.”

> We know the Thanksgiving table might feel isolating if you have different
> political views. Catholics who support abortion access are in the pews,
> teaching Sunday school, & even around your dinner table.
> 
> You are not alone.
> 
> — Catholics for Choice (@Catholic4Choice) November 22, 2023

In an interview earlier this year with the Guardian about pro-choice Catholics
fighting to seize the abortion narrative from the religious right, CFC’s
president, Jamie Manson said:

> “Catholics overwhelmingly support abortion is because their faith taught them
> the values of social justice, of the power of individual conscience and of
> religious freedom.”

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Updated at 12.21 EST
9h ago11.55 EST

Alabama’s Republican senator Tommy Tuberville has falsely claimed that Democrats
support reproductive policies that would allow abortions “after” a baby is born.

In an interview last week with Kimberly Guilfoyle, the girlfriend of former
president Donald Trump’s son Donald Jr, Tuberville, who is blocking a handful of
military promotions due to his opposition of the defense department reimbursing
service members for abortion-related travels, said:

> “We’re going to pay for that by taxpayers’ money. They can’t tell us about the
> policy in terms of the abortion itself. You know, it’s been rape, incest or
> health of the mom but we asked in one of our hearings what month are you going
> to go by for the abortion. They couldn’t tell us if it was abortion after
> birth.”

> Tuberville says that he is blocking promotions because women in the military
> may try to get abortions after birth under the current policy.
> pic.twitter.com/30pKpTt6yP
> 
> — Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) November 16, 2023

In response to Tuberville’s misleading claims about Democrats’ support for
abortion after birth, Minnesota’s Democratic senator Tina Smith said:

> Did Kimberly attempt to acquaint Senator Tuberville with the criminal code?
> Because this is utter nonsense. But harmful nonsense. Senator Tuberville
> blocking these promotions is hurting our military.

> Did Kimberly attempt to acquaint Senator Tuberville with the criminal code?
> Because this is utter nonsense.
> 
> But harmful nonsense. Senator Tuberville blocking these promotions is hurting
> our military. https://t.co/WyWgIv6OPK
> 
> — Senator Tina Smith (@SenTinaSmith) November 17, 2023

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Updated at 12.01 EST
10h ago11.37 EST


KAMALA HARRIS: ABORTION BANS PASSED BY ‘EXTREMIST’ PEOPLE CAUSING ‘CHAOS,
CONFUSION AND FEAR’

Vice-president Kamala Harris has released a statement condemning abortion bans,
saying that they are passed by “extremist so-called leaders” who continue to
“cause chaos, confusion and fear”.

She added:

> The women of America deserve better. Congress must pass a bill that restores
> the protections of Roe v Wade – and when they do, President Joe Biden will
> sign it into federal law.

> Abortion bans passed by extremist so-called leaders continue to cause chaos,
> confusion, and fear.
> 
> The women of America deserve better.
> 
> Congress must pass a bill that restores the protections of Roe v. Wade—and
> when they do, President @JoeBiden will sign it into federal law.
> 
> — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 21, 2023

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Updated at 11.51 EST

10h ago11.09 EST


VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS PITCH AMENDMENT TO STATE CONSTITUTION TO PROTECT ABORTION
RIGHTS

Democrats in Virginia this week proposed amending the state constitution to
enshrine abortion rights.

The proposal follows Democrats’ win in the state earlier this month in which
they gained control of the state legislature, signifying a blow to Republicans’
plans that included curtailing abortion access.

The amendment seeks to establish that “every individual has the fundamental
right to reproductive freedom” in the state constitution.

In a statement on Monday, the majority leader, Charniele Herring, said:

> Throughout the campaign cycle we told Virginians that a Democratic majority
> meant that abortion access would be protected in the commonwealth.
> 
> Today, that reigns true. Our resolution will begin the process of amending our
> constitution to protect reproductive rights in Virginia, building on the work
> that I and congresswoman Jennifer McClellan started many years ago.
> 
> It has become all too clear that without constitutional protection, access to
> reproductive healthcare is at risk for the commonwealth.”

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Updated at 11.48 EST
11h ago10.41 EST

Lawyers from the conservative Christian law firm Alliance Defending Freedom, as
well as Cooper & Kirk have asked the US supreme court on behalf of Idaho’s
attorney general to strip prosecution protections for ER doctors who perform
abortions in the state.

Bloomberg Law reports:

Idaho requested the US supreme court let it enforce a near-total abortion ban,
pending appeal of a decision that found the ban makes it impossible for
hospitals in the state to comply with a federal emergency care law.

Attorney general Raúl Labrador Monday filed an emergency application to stay an
injunction that prevents the state from imposing penalties on physicians who
perform abortions in emergency situations, except when necessary to save the
pregnant person’s life.

The US didn’t show that it’s likely to succeed on a claim that the abortion law
conflicts with the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, Labrador
said. It’s not impossible to comply with both laws because the emergency care
law doesn’t require anything that Idaho law prohibits, he said.

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11h ago10.20 EST


2022 CLIP OF NEW HOUSE SPEAKER'S COMMENTS ON ABORTION AS "AMERICAN HOLOCAUST"
SURFACES

In a 2022 audio clip aired by CNN on Tuesday, the House’s newest speaker, Mike
Johnson, said that allowing people to get abortions is “truly an American
holocaust”.

During a radio interview in 2022, Johnson also said:

> “I mean, the reality is that Planned Parenthood and all these – big abortion –
> they set up their clinics in inner cities. They regard these people as easy
> prey … That is what’s happening across the country now.”

Johnson also criticized what he called “activist courts”, saying:

> “There’s been some really bad law made. They’ve made a mess of our
> jurisprudence in this country for the last several decades. And maybe some of
> that needs to be cleaned up.”

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Updated at 11.54 EST
11h ago10.02 EST

The Missouri supreme court has refused an appeal surrounding the wording of a
ballot question on abortion rights in the state.

On Monday, the state supreme court declined to hear an argument from Republican
secretary of state Jay Ashcroft who proposed asking voters whether they are in
favor of allowing “dangerous and unregulated abortions until live birth”.

In October, a state appeals court ruled against Ashcroft, calling his ballot
summaries “replete with politically partisan language”.

Ashcroft, who is running for governor in 2024, appealed the court’s decision but
was turned away on Monday by the state’s supreme court.

In response to the state’s supreme court rejection, a spokesperson from ACLU
Missouri told Springfield News-Leader:

> “The courts’ repeated rejection of the secretary of state’s arguments verify
> that his case has no legal bearing but, instead, shows he will sacrifice
> Missourians’ constitutional rights to gain the support and funding of special
> interest organizations to advance his political career.”

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Updated at 10.05 EST
11h ago09.59 EST


ABORTION ACTIVISTS ACROSS US LAUNCH FRESH EFFORTS TO ADD MEASURES TO 2024
BALLOTS

Good morning,

Activists across the country are racing to get abortion rights on the ballot in
2024.

The multi-state efforts follow a series of Democratic wins earlier this month in
several states including Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky where voters rejected
Republican attempts to limit or ban the procedure.

Abortion rights groups in Missouri – where abortion is completely banned with
very limited exceptions – have proposed 11 different amendments that seek to
expand abortion rights in the state, NBC reports.

In Nebraska, abortion rights groups launched a ballot measure last week that
seeks to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. The measure
proposes a constitutional amendment that would protect legal abortion care until
“fetal viability”.

Meanwhile, Democrats in Minnesota and abortion rights groups are divided on how
exactly to put forth the question of abortion rights to voters. According to
Axios, the state’s house speaker Melissa Hortman said that the idea is “in the
mix when we talk about 2024”, but said that they “haven’t heard clearly from
voters or from the caucuses here at the state capitol that [an amendment] is the
next thing that we should do”.

Meanwhile, in an aired audio clip on Tuesday from 2022, Mike Johnson, the
House’s newest speaker, said that allowing people to receive abortions is
causing “an American Holocaust”.

Here are other developments in US politics:

 * Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo is considering a potential run for New
   York City mayor, Politico reports.

 * Jill Stein has launched her 2024 White House bid as a Green party candidate.

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Updated at 11.48 EST

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