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At least 26 states are expected to ban or restrict abortions.
Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, states are left to decide how to legislate the contentious issue.
Missouri acted first today, with its Attorney General filing paperwork to end abortion in the state.
Several states have so-called "trigger laws" -- abortion bans that'll go into effect now that Roe is no more.