It's possible that this is one of those quite frequent proposals which don't go anywhere, very common from the forced-birthers in the US, i.e., that it's posturing and has no real change of going further.
On the other hand, it may. Similar proposals have been common for many decades, but they always came against the Roe v. Wade wall.
Most people not living in the US don't quite get how the country is much more like the European continent, with extremely different states in terms of political power and beliefs. Several states are ruled by far right religious groups in terms of being the base of the Republican party in those states, and what many advocate is a form of a kinder type of Taliban. We always get this when religions are interpreted literally, because of when their holy books were written down, and literal interpretations of the Bible are very common among the right in the US.
But of course the Bible doesn't say anything about abortions at all. Still, it's the conservative churches which push this.