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California refuses to extradite doctor over abortion pill: ‘Not today. Not ever’
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2026
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Just curious would Texas have any authority to send in bounty hunters to abuct and bring that doctor to Texas? Or would California state police stop something like that from happening?
Nope. Their jurisdiction ends in Texas
I wasn't thinking cops, bounty hunters and they don't have boarders.
They have licenses. Licenses are issued by states, and states are tricky with reciprocity.
Government could ask for protection for them I believe.