Here's what's at stake as Supreme Court is set to rule on Idaho abortion law

Idaho has implemented one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the U.S., allowing the procedure only to save the life of the pregnant woman, with limited exceptions for rape and incest. The law imposes severe penalties on doctors, leading to concerns about its impact on medical professionals. The Biden administration is challenging the law, arguing it conflicts with federal regulations like EMTALA, which mandates emergency care. Idaho defends its law, claiming it aligns with federal standards. Since the law's enactment, a significant number of obstetricians have ceased practicing in the state.

What argument does Idaho's attorney general make regarding the law?

What impact has the Idaho law had on obstetricians in the state?