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During a hearing about the abortion pill mifepristone, the two far-right jurists sounded like they believe the Comstock Act of 1873 can be enforced right now.on the lawsuit and how we got here.
Alito and Thomas invoking Comstock is a terrifying development, and the only small silver lining is that their questions make it crystal clear that Democrats Hawley responded to Thomas: “We don’t think that there’s any case of this court that empowers FDA to ignore other federal law. With respect to the Comstock Act as relevant here, the Comstock Act says that drugs should not be mailed, either through the mail or through common carriers , so we think that the plain text of that is pretty clear.Heads up: This is the strategy. They don't need to win Congress.
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