CBS 2's Chris Tye looks into the question, what's next for Indiana?
After the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, abortion will now quickly be outlawed in 13 states with so-called"trigger laws" that make abortion legal immediately, or within a matter of days or weeks.As CBS 2's Chris Tye reports, even states without trigger laws could soon take action to more severely restrict abortion, or ban it altogether.
"I believe the state of Indiana is now going to act very quickly to make abortion regulations in this state more stringent," she said. "I have been clear in stating I am pro-life. We have an opportunity to make progress in protecting the sanctity of life, and that's exactly what we will do," he wrote in a tweet.Madeira said state legislators faced strong criticism from the business sector when the state previously pushed back on LGBTQ rights, and didn't want to lose business from companies not wanting to be viewed as supporting states with extreme abortion laws.
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