Mississippi Abortion Clinic Is Fighting Back Against Trigger Law

Jackson Women's Health Organization says the Mississippi constitution protects the right to an abortion, making its trigger law invalid.

Some people say Mississippi can sometimes seem trapped between history and progress.

After years of picking at abortion by creating laws to make it harder and harder to get the procedure, the poorest state in the United States — a state that tops the list when it comes to infant mortality and sits among the worst in hospital care according to WalletHub — passed a restrictive abortion bill that allowed the Supreme Court the opportunity to strike down Roe v. Wade.

NEWSY'S TAMMY ESTWICK: Do you think the states prepared to have this influx of children being born to people who may not be able to afford them yet?