"Butch" Otter quietly signed the proposal into law Tuesday along with nearly 50 other measures. It comes just a day after Mississippi enacted the most restrictive abortion law in the United States, though a federal judge temporarily blocked it Tuesday. To date, there is no evidence the abortion reversal procedure works and little information about its safety. Jon Hanian, the governor's spokesman, said Otter did not immediately have a comment on his choice to sign the proposal into law. Idaho lawmakers killed a similar proposal 15 years ago over fears of women of exposing their breasts in public.

Source: ABC News March 20, 2018 23:21 UTC