Planned Parenthood CEO says despite legal confusion and fear surrounding abortion, abortion providers should not fear legal repercussions for providing services.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Planned Parenthood is once again providing abortion services in Arizona at their Tucson facility.
A Pima County Judge will make the decision on Sept. 20, but until then, Planned Parenthood’s CEO Brittany Fonteno states the injunction protects practicing abortion.
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