Roe decision draft puts new pressure on corporations to oppose abortion limits

Corporations face renewed pressure from liberal activists to push back against anti-abortion policies and politicians following the leak of a draft Supreme Court decision striking down Roe v. Wade.

Such corporate activism would go beyond steps already taken in response to red-state abortion laws. For instance, Amazon told employees it would reimburse them for up to $4,000 if they need to travel out of state for elective surgeries, including abortions. Citigroup has also introduced benefits for employees who end up having to travel out of state for abortions.