While Roe v. Wade guaranteed the constitutional right to abortion access across the country, striking it down has given states the dangerous ability to restrict or eliminate access to abortion.
Allowing government regulation during the second and third trimesters kept the door open for involuntary servitude.Defined as forcing someone into unwilling labor, involuntary servitude is typically exemplified by slavery.
The main problem with doing so is that the United States is not a religious state, Christian or otherwise. Its citizenship is not legally restricted to Christians.
In a country where people of all demographics and religious backgrounds must coexist — a sweeping abortion ban is not only illogical but also unconstitutional.