Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, 22 states have enacted abortion bans, forcing people to travel hundreds of miles for abortion care.

But extreme anti-abortion politicians aren’t satisfied. They are trying to stop people from traveling outside their state to get an abortion by prosecuting doctors and anyone else who helps a pregnant person get the care they need.

The good news is that elected leaders in states that support abortion rights have begun passing shield laws that protect abortion providers and others who help people from out-of-state access abortion care. Now we're calling on other states to follow their lead.