Opinion: Controlling who can travel or talk about abortion brings a dark past into our present

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When the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health last month, it unleashed a swarm of new abortion bans, as right-wing state legislators raced to strip women of access to abortion services. But the decision also triggered a spate of companion measures — efforts to restrict travel, advertising, medication and even speech — intended to prevent workarounds for people seeking reproductive health care no longer available in their home states.

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