Wisconsin Planned Parenthoods will not be aborting unborn babies anymore after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in a momentous ruling Friday.
WBAY reports the abortion chain announced earlier this month that it will stop scheduling abortions after Saturday in anticipation that a pre-Roe state law that bans abortions will go back into effect. Now that the ruling has been released, they may have to stop abortions Friday instead.
“We certainly wanted to do our due diligence and not be scheduling appointments when we wouldn’t be able to fulfill them, so as of June 25th we will essentially have a pause on abortion care in Wisconsin, and we’re working with neighboring states who won’t see their abortion access taken away,” said Marianne Radley, of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin.