US shaken by supreme court draft overturning Roe v Wade | First Thing

Biden condemns abortion opinion that, if handed down, would mean fundamental shift' in law and imperil many other rights

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Joe Biden has warned that a leaked draft supreme court ruling overturning Roe v Wade, the 1973 case that guaranteed the right to abortion, would represent a huge change in US law and could imperil a wide range of other civil rights.

What's the reaction been like? As news broke, demonstrators gathered in major cities across the US. There were tears and tension as protesters swarmed outside the US supreme court to voice their outrage.

How soon could US states outlaw abortions if Roe v Wade is overturned? While the draft could still change, if it is not substantially altered it would result in 26 states immediately or as soon as practicable banning abortion, a sea change in the American legal and political landscape.

How significant is a leak of a draft supreme court ruling? The Guardian's Washington correspondent, David Smith, called the leak stunning and unprecedented" and said it would be the worst security breach in the court's history.

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