Trump's Abortion Stance Sparks Concerns Over State Monitoring and Punishments

Recent remarks by Donald Trump suggest states might monitor pregnancies to enforce abortion bans, raising alarms among rights advocates.

In a Time magazine interview, Trump indicated that states could potentially monitor women's pregnancies to ensure compliance with abortion bans.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer warns that re-electing Trump could jeopardize state-level protections for abortion rights.
Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump's stance, emphasizing the threat to women's privacy and autonomy.
Trump's comments have fueled fears of increased state surveillance and punitive measures against women seeking abortions.
The debate intensifies as Michigan and other states grapple with the implications of potential national policies on abortion.