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The thread discusses Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold's opposition to Alabama's strict abortion law, leading her to ban state travel to Alabama and call for a nationwide boycott until reproductive health care access improves. The conversation highlights tensions surrounding state policies on reproductive rights and the use of official resources to protest laws. The overall tone reflects concern about the political and legal implications of such actions and openness to further discussion or information.
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Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold announced Thursday that her staff was banned from traveling to Alabama after the state signed into law the toughest abortion law in the nation.

"I’m calling for a boycott of Alabama," Griswold wrote in a tweet. "Until Alabama allows for safe & legal access to health care for women, I will not authorize spending of state resources on travel to Alabama. I call on other state and local leaders in CO and across the country to join me in this boycott."
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It looks like you're highlighting a significant stand taken by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold against Alabama's new abortion law. This reflects ongoing tensions between state policies on health care access and reproductive rights.
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