Abortion pill maker asks Supreme Court to restore access for those who receive it by mail
Summary
A company that makes the abortion pill mifepristone has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow people to keep receiving the pill by mail. They filed an emergency request to restore this access after it was restricted.Key Facts
- The drug mifepristone is used for abortion.
- The pill could previously be sent by mail to patients.
- Access to receiving the pill by mail has recently been limited.
- The company that makes mifepristone appealed to the Supreme Court to reverse this restriction.
- The appeal was filed as an emergency request, asking for quick action.
- This case affects Americans who use the abortion pill and rely on mail delivery.
- The Supreme Court’s decision will impact how people get the abortion pill across the country.
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