here is morgan radford. >> reporter: for many women, this doctor is their last chance. his new mexico practice is one of a few remaining abortion clinics along the u.s.-mexico border, a mile west of the texas state line. >> increase by 100, we do about 250 a month now. >> abortions per month? >> per month. >> reporter: that jump since last september when a texas law banned abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy before that, the state allowed them up to 20 weeks. >> not doing an abortion because you're six weeks or five weeks is almost like not doing abortions at all. >> reporter: some of those that can't find help they're looking for across state lines are leaving the country entirely many american women are coming here to mexico to buy abortion pills, the most commonly used doesn't require prescription, costs a tenth of the price. we are about to meet two women that do services in their home. here in mexico just outside monterey, they founded the place where they provide the abortion inducing drug and guide women how to take it. they say they've seen a dramatic

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i'm here with morgan radford. kristen is traveling with the president. we'll check in with you shortly. >>> we want to get to the top story. the reaction to the supreme court overturning the roe v. wade decision. >> thousands of people took to the streets from new york, los angeles and miami and more. expressing sadness and others overjoyed. impact was immediate. six states banned abortions with more following soon due to trigger laws. half of the states are expected to ban abortion. >> our team fanned out covering the ruling and impact and implications for the country's future. we want to begin with jesse kirsch. jesse, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. this is one of the places where thousands of people rallied across the country here in new york and cities all over the u.s. the crying and celebrating this historic decision. it was expected after that leaked draft opinion, emotions are still running high. from just beyond the supreme court steps to cities like new york, denver and miami, the reveral sending thousands in the streets. >> it

nbcth news correspondent, nbc ns now anchor morgan radford joins us with that story. morgan, good morning. >> good morning. these are new measures but they're desperate ones. in facts, some states like texas have enacted new restrictive laws but that's not stopped women from seeking abortions elsewhere. it just forces them to live hours across state lines or fleeing the country altogether. for many women, this doctor is their lastto chance. his new mexico practice is one of just axi few remaining abortn clinics along the u.s./mexico border. just one mile west of the texas state line. >> we have increased by 100, so we do about 250 a month now. >> abortions per month. >> perns month. >> that jump since last september, when a texas law banned abortions as early as 6 weeks s into pregnancy. before inthat, the state allowe them up s to 20 weeks. >> not doing an abortion because you are six weeks or five weeks is almost like not doing abortions at all. >> but some of those who can't find the help they're looking for across state lines are leaving the country entirely. many

i want to bring in josh letterman and morgan radford. josh, i know we're hearing a new plan under the biden administration to provide abortion access across the board. what are we learning? >> reporter: the white house does not dispute the fact that their options are very limited, yasmin. the president said he can't sign an executive order to restore a right that the supreme court has said is not in the constitution. a white house official tells us they will continue throughout this week to be a drumbeat of announcements as they work to ensure as much access as many people to abortion services as possible. so we already saw the president to take action for the justice department to facilitate the legal ability for women to cross state lines for abortions, directing the fda and hhs to do what they can to assure broad access to abortion medication. and just today, we saw the secretaries of health and human services, the treasury, and the labor department putting out a letter to insurance companying saying don't get any ideas in the wake of

there are people who are just -- morgan radford was just reported last night on the many people who have been crossing the border into monterrey, mexico, to receive abortion. it's affecting people that cannot afford to go from state to state or to another country. >> absolutely. and this decision will insure that people will be forced into pregnancy. no question about that. we're going to do everything we can to help every person who needs access to care. they can go to abortionfinder.org to identify what state regulations exist and to help them secure appointments, but it reality is that 24 states in the next couple months, as we see all of these bans come into play in all of these states, 24 states cannot absorb all of the health care of 50 states. and that is the real challenge here. right? that's the real challenge, that there are people who will not be able to travel. there are people who will not have the resources. there will be people who, you know, are living in scenarios where they are not able to get the care that they need, and we're going to fight like hell to insure that th

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