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Lawmakers in South Carolina are considering a bill that would repeal protections under the state’s six-week abortion ban, eliminating existing exceptions and further criminalizing efforts to help a pregnant person obtain an abortion.

From Salon

Badenoch also said she was "deeply concerned" by Labour's efforts to repeal and replace the last Conservative government's Troubles Legacy Act, legislation that was widely criticised in Northern Ireland.

From BBC

The southeastern Los Angeles County city of Norwalk has agreed to repeal a local law banning homeless shelters to end a state lawsuit, Atty.

Business groups fought to repeal the city’s $30 minimum wage for tourism workers, but in early September fell short of securing the minimum number of signatures needed to qualify their initiative for the ballot.

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes called for the state’s sanctuary law to be repealed earlier this week, but said deputies in his county won’t be conducting immigration enforcement.

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