Creates a federal legal right to obtain and provide abortion and related reproductive health care, protects travel between states to receive such care, and blocks state or federal laws that conflict with those protections. It defines key terms, requires courts to read the law broadly to safeguard access, and allows the Department of Justice and private parties (patients and providers) to sue to stop or prevent enforcement of laws that interfere with these rights; prevailing plaintiffs can recover litigation costs and attorney’s fees. The law takes effect on the date it is enacted and includes a severability rule so the rest stays in force if any part is invalidated.