 A group of doctors say the law is unconstitutional and are challenging it in court. They say officials are not enforcing it for now. The law was one of several backed by Kansas anti-abortion rights groups, who have denounced the state's role as a key post-Roe abortion access point. Laws directing more money to anti-abortion rights groups and making abortion coercion a felony also took effect. For NPR News, I'm Rose Conlon in Wichita.