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'They're illegal': Griffin announces lawsuit over abortion pills shipped into Arkansas

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Oct 1, 2026

'They're illegal': Griffin announces lawsuit over abortion pills shipped into Arkansas

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Wednesday that Arkansas is joining Louisiana and Alabama in a civil lawsuit against 29 people and organizations |!| Little Rock

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'They're illegal': Griffin announces lawsuit over abortion pills shipped into Arkansas

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