US SB2150

Establishes a federal right to provide and obtain abortion services prior to fetal viability without state-imposed restrictions such as mandatory waiting periods, unnecessary in-person visits, telemedicine limitations, or facility requirements that exceed those for comparable medical procedures

Permits abortion after viability only when a health care provider determines in good-faith medical judgment that it is necessary to protect the life or health of the patient

Prohibits states from restricting abortion based on patient residency, limiting access to abortion medication based on evidence-based regimens, or requiring patients to disclose their reasons for seeking abortion services

Creates enforcement mechanisms including Attorney General civil actions and private rights of action for individuals or health care providers adversely affected by state laws violating the Act, with courts authorized to award injunctive relief and attorney's fees to prevailing plaintiffs

Preempts inconsistent federal and state laws, including the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and abrogates state immunity under the Tenth and Eleventh Amendments for enforcement actions