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A federal judge on March 30 blocked the administration from preventing pregnant immigrant teenagers in federal custody from getting abortion care, turning a cruel policy into an immediate courtroom loss. The order was a sharp rebuke to a system that had been trying to slow-walk, obstruct, or outright deny reproductive care to minors in government custody.
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A federal judge on March 30 blocked the administration from preventing pregnant immigrant teenagers in federal custody from getting abortion care, turning a cruel policy into an immediate courtroom loss. The order was a sharp rebuke to a system that had been trying to slow-walk, obstruct, or outright deny reproductive care to minors in government custody.
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A federal judge on March 30 blocked the administration from preventing pregnant immigrant teenagers in federal custody from getting abortion care, turning a cruel policy into an immediate courtroom loss. The order was a sharp rebuke to a system that had been trying to slow-walk, obstruct, or outright deny reproductive care to minors in government custody.
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