VIDEO: The US Is Striking Against Pro-Choice Protests. Actress From The Full House Show Ended Up On The Ground

Unrest in the United States has continued for several days after the abolition of the constitutional right to abortion. According to the latest videos, the pro-choice protesters (protesters from the ranks of supporters of women's freedom of decision-making) are the target of brutal interventions by the police, who use batons or tear gas against them, writes The Guardian.

Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the United States to protest the abolition of the constitutional right to abortion. With a few exceptions, the meetings are held in a peaceful atmosphere. However, about 25 protesters were arrested by police in front of the Conservative Fox News television station in downtown New York, and batons and tear gas were used in Arizona.

 

 

 

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In Los Angeles, the actress Jodie Sweetin, known from the series Full House, also became the victim of a police intervention, which after a short fight with a police officer, ended on the ground. The actress said after the incident: "Our activism will continue until they hear our demands and change. We will not be discouraged and we will continue to fight for our rights. We will not be free until we are all completely free."

Injuries were also reported during police protests in South Carolina. The incident, in which a van passed dangerously through rows of protesters in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, even required one hospitalisation.

On June 24, the judges decided to overturn the 1973 Supreme Court decision in a 6: 3 ratio, thanks to the votes of judges installed by former President Donald Trump. His successor, Joe Biden, called their decision a "victory of extreme ideology" and a "tragic mistake" that would take the United States back 150 years.

According to CBS News, as many as 59% of Americans disagree with the decision of the US Supreme Court, and as many as 64% of them say that abortions should be legal in the USA in "all circumstances" or at least in "most cases".