Illinois Planned Parenthood locations are seeing more patients from out of state after Supreme Court justices' ruling on Roe v. Wade.
Most are coming from Indiana and Wisconsin, according to Planned Parenthood of Illinois.
Welch is hopeful that the Illinois General Assembly will do more in 2023 to protect patients and providers. Pro-Life Action League Executive Director Eric Scheidler said his organization is stepping up its efforts to respond to the uptick of people coming to Illinois for abortions.
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