SEATTLE — Don't vacation in Idaho.
That's the advice a Washington-based legal advocacy group is telling some abortion providers because of a just-passed Idaho bill criminalizing "recruiting, harboring or transporting" minors for abortions without parental consent.
That's not because this first-of-its kind bill — which calls such aid to minors "trafficking" and now sits on Idaho Gov. Brad Little's desk — necessarily applies to Washington abortion providers or others who offer care and resources to minors crossing the Idaho border to end their pregnancies.
