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With Abortion Potentially In Crosshairs, Oregon AG Readies For A Fight

Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is concerned about the threats of federal government funds being cut off for Planned Parenthood.

On the heels of Washington state鈥檚 successful pushback of President Donald Trump鈥檚 immigration order, Oregon is readying for a court battle if the federal government tries to curtail abortion rights, the state鈥檚 attorney general said. The attorneys general of both Oregon and Washington said in interviews with The Associated Press that they are increasingly sharing information and consulting with each other and with other Democratic counterparts, as the White House and Congress try to roll back Obama policies and steer a conservative course for the nation. (Selsky, 2/22)

Meanwhile, in Arizona聽鈥�

The Arizona Senate has approved a bill requiring聽doctors to use "all available means and medical skills"聽to try to save the life of every baby born 鈥斅爓hether the child is born alive during an abortion, unexpectedly聽arrives months early or is delivered with a fatal defect and expected to live only minutes. Sen. Steve Smith, R-Maricopa, the bill's sponsor,聽said Senate Bill 1367 isn't about abortion. It's about what should happen when a baby is born alive as opposed to current "barbaric" practices. (Beard Rau, 2/22)

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