The new law, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Friday, deliberately mimics Texas's abortion ban that's enforced by citizens suing each other.
“We believe this will be litigated in the Supreme Court and we believe the Supreme Court will be challenged.
Because if there’s any principle left whatsoever—and that’s an open ended question—with this Supreme Court, there is no way they can deny us the right to move in this direction,” Newsom said Friday after signing the bill at Santa Monica College, where a 23-year-old manIf the Texas abortion law is struck down, the California law would be repealed on January 1 the following year.
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