(This hardly fulfills Trump's promise of making America great again. It does make the country more fascist in nature.)

The Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade is not only splitting the country into states where abortion is legal and illegal, it is also illustrating sharp divisions between anti-abortion states on whether to allow exceptions and how to enforce the law.

Nearly half the states had “trigger laws” or constitutional amendments in place that could be used to quickly ban abortion in the wake of a Roe v. Wade ruling. Yet lawmakers and governors on Sunday illustrated how differently that may play out.