Biden to Sign Order on Abortion Access Following Kansas Win
- Effort to aid travel to other states likely to be challenged
- Liberal Democrats have demanded that Biden declare emergency
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President Joe Biden will sign a second executive order intended to improve access to abortion services, a day after Kansas voters rejected an amendment to the state Constitution that would have specified women have no right to the procedure.
Biden -- who will sign the order Wednesday, more than five weeks after the US Supreme Court eliminated the nationwide right to an abortion -- lauded the Kansas measure’s defeat.