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Consider the recently passed Texas Heartbeat Act. This specific law bans abortions in Texas after six weeks, when cardiac activity is detected. Now, in light of the recent Supreme Court ruling in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022), in which the court held that the U.S. Constitution does not confer a right to abortion and gave the individual states full power/authority to regulate abortion. Do you believe (that the Texas Heartbeat Act) violates a women's constitutional right to choose to terminate her pregnancy? Or do you believe that each state should be free to set its own limitations on abortions, including but not limited to, prohibiting abortions with some exceptions (rape, incest or life of mother/woman's life is at risk) or banning abortions altogether. Moreover, in your discussion, please address the following constitutional principles: federalism, supremacy clause, and the tenth amendment. Additionally, please base your arguments and reasoning on federal law, state law, state court decisions, legal precedent, U. S. Supreme court decisions and/or any other types of relevant law. Do not base your arguments and reasoning on religious beliefs.