Pregnancy terminations and abortion procedure are prohibited once heart activity can be found in the fetus under the "Oklahoma Heartbeat Act," which is currently before Congress.
At the very least, successful claimants might receive $10,000 in damages. It now heads to Republican Governor Kevin Stitt for his signature, which is expected shortly after that. Once it is signed, the emergency clause will take effect.
State Senate passed a similar but more comprehensive law that would prohibit abortions at all stages of pregnancy with an exception for rape and incest as well as medical crises on the same day.
Until then, it will be returned to the House of Representatives for consideration.