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By CAROLINE DOWNEY
|The vice president said attorneys general ‘have the power to assess and potentially challenge the constitutionality of laws that are being passed in their states.’

WASHINGTON — With the Supreme Court poised for a ruling that could reverse Roe v. Wade, Vice President Harris met with attorneys general from seven Democratic-led states on Thursday and suggested they might be able to lead legal challenges of any new state abortion restrictions that may emerge following the court’s action.

By CAROLINE DOWNEY
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By MATTHEW RICE
|WASHINGTON — With the Supreme Court poised for a ruling that could reverse Roe v. Wade, Vice President Harris met with attorneys general from seven Democratic-led states on Thursday and suggested they might be able to lead legal challenges of any new state abortion restrictions that may emerge following the court’s action.
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