Hopes of getting new abortion restrictions overturned in courts around the country are dimming rapidly for abortion rights advocates, as President-elect Trump takes office.
Trump will be able to appoint dozens of abortion-opposing judges to federal benches once he assumes office Jan. 20. And that spells trouble for abortion providers and activists, who are seeking to overturn some of the 300-plus abortion regulations states have enacted in the past seven years.
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