Arizona, Idaho Restrict Abortions With New Laws

The video discusses abortion laws in Arizona and Idaho. Arizona's law prohibits abortions if the decision is based solely on genetic issues. In Idaho, a fetal heartbeat law bans abortions after a heartbeat is detected, typically around six weeks into pregnancy. The law includes a trigger provision, meaning it will only take effect if a similar law is upheld by a federal appeals court in another state.

What is the primary reason Arizona's law restricts abortions?

• Age of the mother

• Religious beliefs

• Economic reasons

• Genetic issues

At what point does Idaho's fetal heartbeat bill prohibit abortions?

• After 20 weeks of pregnancy

• After the first trimester

• After a heartbeat is detected

• After 12 weeks of pregnancy

Why might Idaho's fetal heartbeat law not go into effect immediately?

• It depends on a federal court decision in another state

• It needs a public vote

• It requires approval from the governor

• It is awaiting funding