Abortion is available.

Before the mid-19th century, most states in the United States only allowed abortion before fetal movement. In 1845, Massachusetts was the first state in the United States to criminalize abortion. By 1910, every state in the United States except Kentucky made abortion a felony. The subsequent increasingly fierce human rights movement and women's movement enabled American women to obtain the right to abortion in 1973.

On November 5, 2003, then-President Bush signed the "Late-Term Abortion Prohibition Act", which has since become law in the United States. Yet in his first week in office, Obama signed an order revoking the ban that had been in place for years under the Bush administration.

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The significance of the right to abortion

1. The right to abortion allows women to effectively protect their own physical health;

2. The right to abortion prevents women from becoming reproductive machines due to contraceptive failure;

3. The right to abortion allows women to arrange their own life plans;

4. The right to abortion allows women to have The possibility of starting a new life.

Reference materials:

Abortion rights--Baidu Encyclopedia