Kamala Harris says she's not confident about the 'integrity' of the Supreme Court: 'I think this is an activist court'

• The Supreme Court's decision to overturn the abortion law has made Harris worried.

• "I think this is an activist court," Harris said in an interview.

• In June, the Supreme Court reversed a landmark decision that legalized abortion in the US.

The vice president said that she was worried about theintegrity of the Supreme Court.

"I think this is an activist court," Harris said in an interview.

It means that we had an established right for almost half a century, which is the right of women to make decisions about their own body, as an extension of what we have decided to be, the privacy rights to which all people are entitled. The court took that into account immediately. We are hurting as a nation because of it.

She said that she was concerned about the integrity of the court.

The Supreme Court decided to overturn the Wade decision.

The abortion-rights advocates fear that the Supreme Court will strike down Wade. When a leaked draft opinion from Justice Samuel Alito was published, the fears began.

Protests were sparked by the decision to overturn the abortion law. A number of prominent individuals have blasted the ruling. Attorney General Garland called the court's decision a blow to reproductive freedom in the US.

At least 22 states have made it illegal to get an abortion because of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the law. Some restrictions are expected to be added.

Business Insider has an article on it.