#Threatened- Anonymous Hackers Warn Supreme Court Against Overturning Roe vs. Wade: 'Expect Us'

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Hacking the group Anonymous  warned the US Supreme Court against overturning the Landmark Roe v. Wade case. Wade added that  if he did, he could "burn". In a Twitter post released Tuesday, 

, Anonymous said that if the Supreme Court and Republicans overturned the Roe v. Wade case, they should "expect" some retaliation. Wade should be picked up. A groundbreaking decision was made in 1973 when the Supreme Court ruled that  the government had no authority to ban abortion and that it was a woman's right to end her pregnancy within the first three months of pregnancy. I was pregnant. 

 "The abolition of the Roe v. Wade case will not go as planned by SCOTUS and the Republicans. Play with the fire and get burned. Don't say you didn't warn," the hacker group wrote. ing. "Expect us." 

  Anonymous warnings are issued after Judge Samuel Alito's first draft majority opinion in the Roe v. Wade case. Wade was leaked. The draft opinion showed that the court voted to overturn the 1973 decision. 

 "Rho was terribly wrong from the beginning," Arito wrote in a draft report. It was received by Politico as a copy. "It's time to pay attention to the Constitution and return the abortion issue  to  elected national representatives." 

 It is unclear how the draft opinion first spread in court. However, Judge John Roberts said he would investigate the leak and called the episode "a terrible infringement of trust." 

 "This was a unique and terrible breach of that trust, an insult to the courts and the community of civil servants working here. I instructed the court marshal to start investigating the cause of the leak. " 

 If the Supreme Court overturns a groundbreaking decision, the  states of the United States will be empowered to limit or ban abortion. According to the Guttmacher Institute, at least 21 states have laws that could  ban them altogether.

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