> (1) That’s a silly question.
No, its not, and analysis of the trigger laws passed in anticipation of Roe falling has found that IVF is at risk under many of them (because they define a “pregnancy” as beginning at fertilization, not implantation) [0], and states with fetal homicide laws in place even before Roe have conducted investigations and even made charges in cases of miscarriages not due to procured abortion on various theories.
It is only a silly question to people not paying any attention.
[0] see, e.g., https://www.law.georgetown.edu/gender-journal/abortion-trigg...