As students come to ASU to start the school year, whether for the first time or as returning students, they are coming to campus in a state with unclear policies on abortion.
There are several laws limiting abortions to varying degrees that could take effect, and nearly all abortion providers in Arizona halted abortions when the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade was released on June 24.
The public and abortion providers alike have been caught up in the debate on what abortion policy will take effect in the state, including college students. Some students are coming to ASU from states where abortions are still legal; others are still adjusting to the confusion the decision wrought about Arizona's own abortion policies.
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