There IS the 14th Amendment which states the following:
No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States;
The Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article.
See that is amendment that gives Congress power
BUT
Alito's decision in Dobbs specifically states that abortion is not a privilege of the citizens of the US
Thus not a right thus not something Congress can PROTECT
---- Alito said we do not have a right to privacy, but he graciously didn't attack the other privacy rights like interracial or same sex marriage, gay sex and contraceptives
Yet
He didn't attack them because abortion was unique because it destroys what the Court considers a potential fetal life
talk about legislating from the bench. Fetal life is not recognized in the constitution, full stop
He mentally gymasticed himself by saying you don't have privacy in this one instance because of a made up thing "potential fetal life"
he jujitsued himself back to saying for some reason privacy, though not a right, does protect interracial or same sex marriage, gay sex and contraceptives
because an unenumerated right (a right not explicitly written in the Constitution) must be "deeply rooted in this Nation's history and tradition"
Yet fails to acknowledge that there was not right to inter racial marriage in our history
He relied on a 14th century judge who believed in witches to arrive at that conclusion by the way
Would tank the Republican Party's chances in the midterms, if such a thing happened and American under Trump didn't respond massively.