Texas senators united to pass an abortion bill this week. But that newly minted abortion coalition didn’t last long. One day after the Senate came together to clarify that Texas doctors may intervene and provide abortion care to pregnant women in medical emergencies,

The sweeping proposal — considered the most wide-ranging abortion pill crackdown in the country — passed from the state Senate in a party-line vote Wednesday night, with Sen. Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville,

Following ProPublica’s reporting, Republicans acknowledged women were denied care because medical providers were unsure what Texas’ abortion ban allowed. But the new legislation doesn’t remove what doctors say are the biggest impediments to care.