Federal Vs State Abortion

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Federal law generally takes precedence over state law due to the Supremacy Clause. If a federal law banning abortion is enacted, it would likely override state constitutional provisions allowing abortion. However, such a law would face significant legal challenges and could be reviewed by the Supreme Court.

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if a state enshrines abortion in their state constitution but a federal bill passes and is signed barring abortion, which wins?
In the U.S., federal law generally takes precedence over state law due to the Supremacy Clause in the Constitution. If a federal law banning abortion is passed and signed, it would likely override state constitutional provisions allowing abortion. However, such a federal law would face significant legal challenges and could be reviewed by the Supreme Court. Do you have any other questions about this topic?