Nothing in the Constitution about “doctor-patient confidentiality.”
"Because repeatedly the U.S. Supreme Court has said that a woman may get an abortion within the first trimester for whatever reasons she deems best, based on her circumstances,” said Henegar."
The states have never delegated to the feds, expressly via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate abortion, the Founding States having made the 10th Amendment to clarify that the Constitution’s silence about things like abortion means that such issues are automatically and uniquely state power issues, not the business of the feds.
The main reason that pro-abortion, state sovereignty-ignoring activist justices got away with legalizing abortion from the bench when they decided Roe v. Wade against the states is because parents aren’t making sure that their children are being taught the Constitution, 10th Amendment-protected state powers versus the fictitious, constitutionally non-enumerated “right” to have an abortion in this case.
Also, regarding the PC right to do anything with your body that you want to, a likewise fictitious constitutional right that lawless lawmakers often use to win votes from low-information, pro-abortion citizens, please consider this. The states have historically amended the Constitution to effctively stop the consumption of alcoholic beverages as evidenced by the 18th Amendment, that amendment later repealed by the 21st Amendment.
Butt, what about Targets queers in the wrong bathroom policy? Where is the aclu on that?