Response to docgee (Reply #3)
Wed Jul 6, 2022, 07:35 PM
TomSlick (10,213 posts)
5. Sorta.

What it says is that someone traveling from Illinois to Texas is entitled to all the rights and privileges of a Texas resident.
The best argument that a Texas resident may travel to Illinois for an abortion without violating Texas law is based on the commerce clause. When SCOTUS was a real judicial body, I would have been confident that medical treatment was "commerce" and Texas could not prohibit a resident from traveling to another state for medical care.
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