Outlaw abortion is an easy sentence.  Who goes to jail and how does that stack up to equal protection.  How would you justify punishing people who order the murder of adult with not punishing women who do so?  Would you extend the investigative power of the police to all fetal deaths, including miscarriages?  What about tort relief?  If presumably you did this the constitutional way and had Congress move personhood to gastrulation (too much evidence shows it is not before that point) under its 14th Amendment power, every fetal death could involve a lawsuit. How would you deal with malpractice carriers not allowing their clients to see women until the second trimester?  These are the real questions which come up.  It won't be like before 73, where in most cases the penalty for abortion was a fine on the doctor, the same penalty as shooting your neighbor's dog.  Luckily, even with control of Congress, you don't have the votes, but you should at least introduce the bill.  Waiting for that