Sue Dunlap

head of Planned Parenthood Los Angeles

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Sue Dunlap is President and CEO of Planned Parenthood Los Angeles.

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LA has been preparing for more traveling patients seeking abortions. Meanwhile, anti-abortion advocates plan to now focus on states like California where the procedure remains legal.

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LA has been preparing for more traveling patients seeking abortions. Meanwhile, anti-abortion advocates plan to now focus on states like California where the procedure remains legal.

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States are mobilizing for an environment where abortion is illegal.

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States are mobilizing for an environment where abortion is illegal.

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