Red states are fighting off the specter of a permanent Biden administration policy change allowing patients to receive prescribed abortion-inducing drugs through the mail, a move that Republicans argue would abandon women to deal with complications on their own.

“Make no mistake about it, the states that are pro-life are reading the tea leaves of the Democrats’ radical agenda,” said Sue Liebel, state policy director for anti-abortion advocacy group the Susan B. Anthony List.

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