Roe v. Wade reversal brings uncertainty in states with "trigger" laws

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade means that abortions won't be available in many conservative states which had already passed so-called "trigger" laws banning the procedure. Among those is Wyoming.

"It's really easy to say you will never have an abortion, until you find yourself in the impossible situation where you need one," Riata Walker told CBS News.

In January 2020, Walker discovered that her 20-week-old fetus had severe heart defects and chromosomal complications. Had she brought the fetus to term, doctors said it would not have survived.