The Supreme Court is Roev. Even after reversing Wade, many states have urged a ban on abortion, while others are working to protect access.

Many marchers waved a flag of pride or raised a bright pink sign stating "I am standing in a planned parent-child relationship" and said, "We are. No retreat. "

A few days ago, during the first protest at the New York Police Department, at least 20 people were" detained with prosecution pending ", details were not disclosed. ..

On Saturday in Los Angeles, police intervened when a group of protesters tried to march on the US 101 highway. On-site video shows police officers pushing protesters and beating at least one person with a baton.

Photojournalist Michael Aid, who witnessed the incident also showing "Full House" in the incident video, said, "Actress Jodie Sweetin was overwhelmed by police. He stood up and continued to protest, leading to the chanting "There is no justice or peace." In a statement, it knows the video, "The power used is evaluated in the light of LAPD policies and procedures."

At least six people at a rally in Greenville, South Carolina on Saturday. Was arrested, officials said. Participants protesting and supporting the ruling that included p in the rally.

The US Capitol police tweeted that they were arrested in Washington, DC on Saturday after being accused of "throwing paint over the fence by the US Supreme Court."

And on Friday night in Phoenix, law enforcement agencies used tear gas to disperse a crowd of protesters demonstrating in front of the State Senate.

CNN contacted the facility for comment, but did not immediately respond. On Friday, the Center shared its support for the Supreme Court's decision on Facebook, writing:

States move to limit abortion rights, other states are trying to protect access

By Friday's Supreme Court ruling, states Immediately began setting its own abortion policy and was able to leave people nationwide at various levels of access.

Currently, abortion is completely banned in nine states, with a variety of exceptions, but not at all. They are Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, and Wisconsin.

Wyoming, Mississippi, are in states where abortion bans are expected to come into force in the coming days and weeks. Includes Tennessee and Idaho.

In Arizona, abortion providers began canceling reservations shortly after Friday's ruling. The Western Australian Legislative Republican Caucus has issued a memo requiring the state to immediately enforce pre-Wade law. Mother's life.

In Wisconsin, Democratic Governor Tony Evers said, "With all our power," after the Republican-controlled legislature refused to abolish the state's 1849 law prohibiting abortion. "I said I would fight. Supreme Court decision.

Some Blue State Governor has also taken steps to protect people across state boundaries in order to obtain an abortion.

In California, Governor Gavin Newsom protects from possible out-of-state civil lawsuits on Friday for those who have an abortion, support, or receive an abortion in the state. Signed the law. He also protects non-California residents seeking assisted reproductive technology within the state.

Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota issued a presidential order on Saturday to provide similar protection, saying in a statement, "Our administration protects the right to make personal health care decisions. I'm doing everything I can. "

In Washington, Governor Jay Insley has `` for reproductive choices for people across the country, through the following presidential order instructing state police not to follow extradition efforts from other states. Promised to create a "sanctuary state" Penalties for those who travel to Washington and receive extraditions. He did not specify when the executive order would be released or when it would come into effect.

Activists launch a new court battle to secure the right to abortion

Utah state leaders follow Friday's ruling Already facing legal action after the state has swiftly moved to ban most abortions.

The planned parent-child relationship violates multiple civil liberties guaranteed by the State Constitution, such as the newly enacted legislation, especially the right to determine family structure and equality protection. I filed a lawsuit insisting.

According to a lawsuit appointing the governor and the attorney general among the defendants, abortion in Utah under the ban was a felony in almost all cases.

The law requires abortion if the mother's health is at stake, if a uniformly diagnosable health condition is detected in the fetus, or if the mother's pregnancy is the result of rape or incest. I admit it. In the

proceedings, Planned Parenthood stated that this measure had different effects on women as opposed to men, violating physical integrity, the right to involuntary slavery, and the right to privacy. rice field.

"When the law comes into force, PPAU (Utah Plaintiffs Planning Custody Association) and its staff immediately suspend the implementation of abortion in Utah beyond the number permitted by law. In this case, PPAU's Health Center will resume offering abortions that do not fall under any of the exceptions to the law, "the lawsuit said.

CNN contacted Governor Spencercox's office for comment on the proceedings, but did not respond on Saturday. Attorney General Sean D. Reyes' office told CNN that he had no comments on the proceedings.