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One of the people injured has already been released from the hospital and the other remains in critical condition, police said.

The declaration would help “protect abortion access for all Americans” and unlock “critical resources" to endure an immediate future without the constitutional right to abortion.

The announcement comes days before an FDA advisory committee meeting to discuss whether to offer updated boosters to Americans this fall.

The decision “showed that these types of rights are always at risk of being steamrolled,” one Argentinian activist said.

“I can’t believe that some of those people are telling us what to do with our bodies," the Oscar-winning actress said.

As states began to enact abortion bans and clinics stopped offering the procedure, large crowds gathered in cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta.

Anger and dismay erupted first outside the Supreme Court and quickly spread throughout the country.

“Why on this day? Everything is still so fresh," said Javier Cazares, whose daughter was among those killed in the May 24 rampage.

The U.S. Coast Guard said the pair from Virginia Beach, Virginia, radioed their safe whereabouts off the coast of their home state Friday.

States trying to limit abortion from the moment of conception could also try to restrict access to Plan B and IUDs, according to legal experts.