A Texas GOP Bill Wants To Stop Credit Card Companies From Processing Your Abortion Pill Payment ...Middle East

A Texas Republican lawmaker has introduced a bill that would ban credit card companies from processing transactions for abortion pills, the state’s latest attempt to dramatically curb safe access to the medical procedure.The bill, which Representative Drew Springer proposed Thursday night, would classify processing credit card transactions for “the provision of an abortion-inducing drug by courier, delivery, or mail service” as a felony. The legislation would also allow individuals to sue credit card companies that allow such transactions to go through.Springer’s bill did not say how the state would monitor credit card purchases for abortion pills, nor how civilians would know which card com

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