The New Pro-Life Challenge: Abortion Pills, Rising Numbers, and President Trump's Dilemma

When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the historic decision seemed to be the victorious finish line of nearly 50 years of pro-life work. Instead, it led to an unexpected twist and a new starting line.

Frank Pavone with Priests for Life explains, "Yeah, it's a big adjustment, first of all, for both the pro-life and the pro-choice movements; one, when Roe was reversed, a change, frankly, that neither side was, you know, fully prepared for."

That adjustment has been messy. Some states have tightened abortion laws, while many others have expanded access. "Much of this is a necessary natural consequence of leaving abortion policy to the ultimate decision of what essentially are 52 different jurisdictions, 52 where there's the 50 states, there's DC, which has its own jurisdiction, and then there's the federal government," Pavone says...