To overturn a right found by SCOTUS in the Constitution requires an amendment to the Constitution.
If SCOTUS is already ignoring the Constitution as written, then what makes you think they will pay any attention to a new Amendment?
Here is what the Constitution says. From the beginning, Congress has had the authority to set the law nationally on abortion. Their failure to do so means that it is then left up to the States.
SCOTUS comes along, completely ignores the Constitution (overriding Amendment X) and declares that States have no rights (or Congress for that matter) through the arbitrary 24th week, after which States can regulate all they want.
Of course since then, court after court has reveled in their new power to write law and has overrode part of Roe by extending their previous declaration long after the 24th week.
Conspicuously absent from each and every one of these rulings is any Constitutional basis for them. The courts have essentially balled up the Constitution and thrown it in the trash. So any attempt to amend means that someone will have to put their hand down into that waste basket, pull out that ball of paper, unball it, take that new Amendment, staple it to the wrinkled paper, ball it all back up together, and put it back in the waste basket.
