Supreme Court to consider when doctors can provide emergency abortions in states with bans

The Supreme Court hears oral arguments over whether the Biden administration has the power to penalize hospitals that fail to provide abortions in emergency situations. The case, Moyle v. United States, centers on a federal law mandating that hospitals that receive federal funds must stabilize or transfer patients in need of emergency care. Biden officials have used the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act — known as EMTALA — to override state abortion restrictions in situations where they say women needed emergency care. Conservatives argue the law does not does not reference abortion specifically and that the White House is wrongly applying the statute.