Idaho is set to take its controversial 'abortion trafficking' law to the US appeals court in an effort to revive the legislation. The law, which was initially passed in 2018 but blocked by a federal judge, aims to penalize anyone who helps a woman obtain an abortion by labeling it as 'trafficking in human fetal tissue.'
Supporters of the law argue that it is necessary to protect the sanctity of life and prevent the exploitation of fetal tissue for profit. They believe that by criminalizing those who assist in abortions, they can deter the practice and uphold pro-life values.
