Every month, thousands of women in states where abortion is banned are able to get the pills by mail. The right wants to put a stop to that.

Attorneys general from three Republican states filed an amended complaint to the mifepristone case that the Supreme Court rejected over the summer.

The lawsuit was filed in a Texas federal court Friday, roughly four months after the Supreme Court decided against undoing changes to the FDA’s regulations on the abortion pill that expanded access — such as allowing it to be mailed without an in-person doctor’s visit.

Republican attorneys general in Idaho, Kansas and Missouri are seeking to restrict abortion drug mifepristone through new legal routes, after the Supreme Court shot a previous version of their lawsuit down in June.

The battle comes just weeks before voters decide on whether or not to reverse the state's abortion ban. ST. LOUIS — Missouri's Attorney General is at the center of a move that could impact access to reproductive care in Missouri and across the nation.