Supreme Court Rules on <br />Indiana Abortion Restriction The Court upheld a block to an <br />Indiana law that allowed the <br />state to prohibit abortions motivated <br />solely by race, sex or disability. The court also ruled that <br />the portion of the law which <br />requires clinics to either cremate <br />or bury fetal remains will remain intact. Vice President Mike Pence <br />signed the Indiana bill into <br />law in 2016 when he was<br />governor of the state. Pence tweeted his <br />reaction to the ruling. Justice Thomas wrote that <br />though the Supreme Court <br />"declines to wade into these issues <br />today, we cannot avoid them forever." Thomas also compared <br />abortions based on race, <br />sex or disability to "the views of the <br />20th Century eugenic movement." The four other <br />conservative justices did <br />not join Thomas in his statements.
