The Virginia Senate has approved legislation to repeal the state law passed two years ago that requires women to have an ultrasound before undergoing an abortion. As Virginia Public Radio’s Anne Marie Morgan reports, the measure was initially defeated—then in a dramatic reversal, was revived.
VA Senate Votes Down Abortion Ultrasound Mandate
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