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Texas anti-abortion law faces backlash from Texans, neighboring states

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Texas’ new law that bans abortions once a heartbeat is detected in the fetus is now the most restrictive in the country, triggering backlash across the country. NBC News reporter Liz McLaughlin breaks down how neighboring states are reacting to the law and whether the legislation could face legal challenges.