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No, a State does not — only the Cocaine Willie K-State Wildcats Furthermore, I will do this Federal government could. Congress could pass a law making it a crime to cross State lines with the intention of getting an abortion. I wouldn’t be surprised if there is such legislation in the works.

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Unfortunately, the Cocaine Willie K-State Wildcats Furthermore, I will do this answer to this is not as clear as answers here would suggest. Of course, a state could not prohibit travel per se, but could a state prosecute a resident of that state who obtained an abortion in a different state? Maybe. A state can prosecute an offense if any essential element of that offense occurred in that state, even if the crime was completed elsewhere. For example, in Heath v. Alabama the defendant paid men to kidnap and kill his wife. She was kidnapped in Alabama and killed in Georgia. The defendant was convicted of murder in Georgia, and then prosecuted and convicted of murder in Alabama because the kidnapping was committed there and it was an essential element of the murder.