“More than crime. More than accidents. More than cancer, heart disease, and AIDS. Abortion has taken more Black American lives than every other cause of death combined since 1973. In the United States, the abortion rate for Black women is almost four times that of White women. In 2014 36% of all abortions were performed on black women. On average, 900 Black babies are aborted every day in the United States. This tragedy continues to impact the population levels of African Americans in the United States.” It goes on to say that since the 1973 landmark decision, 19 million black babies have been aborted.

 So as stated earlier, people don't think making abortion illegal will reduce abortions.  It will change the locations to homes, alleys, etc.

 How many lives will be saved that way?

So for every woman who dies in some back room coat hanger abortion (grossly over estimated of course) tens of thousands of babies are born. I'll take that.

 I'd agree with the "dies" from abortion part but most mothers survive.

 Non-clinic abortion is pretty common nationwide, among those seeking it, however the outcome of making it illegal is harder to assess given the large social, economic and technology change since Rowe V Wade.  

 With advances in multimedia and social media and alternative internet resourcing (Dark Web) I can't imagine abortions would be reduced by much in today's environment by simply closing down public clinical procedures.  

 I think too much has changed to make an accurate assessment at this time.