The issue of abortion rights in the United States has been further fermented, and the 10,000 American people White House predered the rain to demonstrate

[Global Times special reporter Li Zhun] The issue of abortion rights in the United States is further fermented. According to the US Cable Television News Network on the 8th, President Biden signed an administrative order on the same day to protect the right to abortion as a response to the U.S. Supreme Court to overthrow the "Luo Devy Case" ruling. However, the next day, 10,000 people gathered in the capital Washington, and risked risk of being arrested to march in the rain, requiring the protection of abortion rights.

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The report analysis said that Biden was facing increasing pressure from the Democratic Party and urged him to take action to protect abortion rights. The administrative order signed by Biden instructed the health department to adjust the policy so that the public could get an abortion medicine more easily, and women could get emergency medical services. Administrative orders also require the authorities to protect doctors, mobile abortion clinics, and the right to seek abortion service for women across the state.

Biden pointed out that the fastest way to restore the right to abortion constitution is to be legislated by Congress. Therefore, he called on the public to vote for candidates who support abortion rights in the midterm elections, and the Democratic Party has not sufficient votes to support this measure. He urged: "If you want to change the situation of women in this country or even little girls, please go out to vote."

Even if the administrative order was signed, about 10,000 people gathered from all over the United States to the White House exterior demonstration from all over the United States, asking Biden to take more tough operations to ensure that women's abortion rights are guaranteed. The Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) said that some people even tied themselves to the door outside the White House. They believe that the new administrative order is still not enough, lacks specific details, and the final results are probably limited, because states can still be legislated by themselves, thereby restricting abortion services and drug supply.

It is reported that the US presidential power has limited power. Biden cannot forcibly pass legislation in Congress or revoke the Supreme Court ruling. The person in charge of a women's rights organization said, "Knowing his limited power, but hoping that he will play the permissions to the extreme. If he cannot do more things behind the desk, he should go to the streets."

As of now, 10 states have prohibited abortion in the United States, and at least a dozen states are expected to follow up. The BBC reporter Sarah Smith believes that the Supreme Court who can actually change the power of the United States now. In a series of rulings that are both controversial and impact, "the Supreme Court is shaping the future of the United States." 75 -year -old Joanni also participated in the 9th protest. At the age of 26, the US Supreme Court acknowledged the right to abortion. She said that when she was alive, she would see the "Luo Jie Wade Case" being overthrown, "I feel that this country is moving towards the wrong direction."

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