Am I right in thinking

[brettdale]

That a young woman living in say Alabama who is going on a trip to California, might be questioned
why she is going and could be stopped?

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. And arrested, there is no way for them to know for sure, so many will be arrested.

[bucolic_frolic]

2. Yes, and detained for 8 months to prove she is or isn't pregnant. Gestapo Gestation Police

[Irish_Dem]

3. If they had evidence she was leaving the state to commit a crime, they might be able to stop her?

They will accuse her of leaving the state to commit a murder and stop her on those grounds?

Detain her until she has the baby.

I know it sounds ridiculous, but this is where the red states are heading.

They want to make it a crime to leave the state for an abortion.

[Skittles]

7. how would it be a crime

if she went to a state that actually cared about women's rights

this is why they are pushing for the total ban at the fed level, so they can penalize EVERYONE

[Irish_Dem]

8. I'm not an attorney and don't play one on TV.

But the logic seems to be this:

One state says abortion is a crime.

The state says we have evidence that you are going to leave the state to commit a crime.

We are not going to allow you to travel for the purpose of committing a crime.

We don't care if it is legal elsewhere. Here it is a crime and we won't let you cross state lines to commit a crime.

And since you are planning to murder a fetus we can hold you until the baby is born.

I think that is what the red states are trying to do.

But it hurts my brain to think like a RWNJ.

[Skittles]

9. they can't do that now

but certainly that is what they will be pushing for

[Irish_Dem]

10. I have read that is what they are working on.

Make it a crime to travel and cross state lines for an abortion.

[Skittles]

11. I don't see how that could work

if it's age 21 to drink in one state so an 18 year old drives to another state where it's age 18 to drink, that 18yr old cannot be arrested (unless, of course, he elects to drive home drunk).

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100216842563

[Irish_Dem]

13. But if there is evidence you are going to commit a murder in another state, the police could detain

you?

I think it is more along those lines, a felony murder situation, not just underage drinking.

I read that they are planning to make it illegal to travel for an abortion. I don't know the specifics.
But I think this might be the reasoning.

[Skittles]

14. the LEO in that state would have to go along with it

I cannot see that happening

[Irish_Dem]

15. The GOP can write whatever laws they want. They know the SC will back them up.

The law is going to be what they say it is.

Most of us have never lived under a dictatorship, but we will soon find out what it means.

They can basically do whatever they want. If you read about fascist dictatorships around the world you will see what I mean.

We are so used to rule of law and freedom we cannot even wrap our heads around what is happening now.

[Skittles]

16. like I said, that is what they will be pushing for

over and out

[FBaggins]

17. But that's because murder is illegal in all states

I can’t think of a parallel situation that works with this example. States can’t forbid you from crossing state lines nor from doing something that is legal in the state you travel to.

[Samrob]

18. Can anyone imagine living in a state with only Trumpian women and incel men?

How would that work out? Men humping their guns instead of women and women living in Warren -Jeff-like communities?

[LuckyCharms]

4. Yes. Cops usually ask where you are coming from, where you are going, sometimes

why you are going there.

And it's perfectly fine to keep your top lip plastered to your bottom lip and not answer.

When it becomes an arrest-able offence for not answering, then we're in a bad way.

Something like this is just one of the million issues that the supreme court did not consider, since they "make their decisions in a vacuum".

[FBaggins]

5. Not sure how... though no doubt some would prefer that

There isn’t an effective way for Alabama to do this.

[Bettie]

6. Or a woman who has a miscarriage...

how can she prove that she didn't cause it.

Women will die because they are too afraid to go to the hospital when miscarrying.

[Alice Kramden]

12. This

Womens health care will be severely and cruelly denied. Reproductive rights are human rights.