U.S. Justice Department Sues Texas Over State's New Abortion Law

The video discusses a new Texas law banning most abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, typically around six weeks into pregnancy. The law allows private citizens to sue those involved in performing or aiding an abortion, offering a $10,000 reward for successful lawsuits. Attorney General Merrick Garland argues that the law is unconstitutional and could set a dangerous precedent for other states to follow, potentially affecting other constitutional rights.

What was the Attorney General's stance on the new Texas law?

• He had no comment.

• He supported it.

• He called it unconstitutional.

• He was neutral.

At what point in pregnancy does the Texas law ban abortions?

• After 8 weeks

• After a fetal heartbeat is detected

• After 20 weeks

• After 12 weeks

What power does the Texas law give to private citizens?

• To vote on abortion laws

• To sue those involved in abortions

• To perform abortions

• To change the law

What financial incentive does the Texas law provide to citizens?

• $5,000 reward

• $10,000 reward

• $15,000 reward

• No financial incentive

What potential impact does the Attorney General warn about regarding the Texas law?

• It could improve healthcare

• It could have damaging impacts on society

• It could strengthen the Constitution

• It could reduce legal cases