North Carolina could become the South’s abortion capital after Florida’s heartbeat law takes effect
LifeSiteNews - 2024-05-09T14:00:45.000Z

With the exception of North Carolina, the gates to abortion in the South are closing, and legislators’ refusal to move below a 12-week limit may reverse any gains in the state to save unborn children.

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