Which best captures Alito's majority reasoning in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health?

a. Group of answer choices Because the right to abortion is not explicitly in the Constitution/Bill of Rights OR in the history and tradition of the US, there is no fundamental right to abortion.

b. Because abortion is part of the penumbras and emanations of the rights in the Bill of Rights, it is a fundamental right even though it is not explicitly part of the Bill of Rights.

c. Because abortion affects the body of a pregnant person and their health, the right to abortion is an important part of the ordered liberties that we must protect.

d. Because Casey and Roe recognized a right to abortion, stare decisis limits our ability to say it is not a fundamental right. Therefore, laws that place an undue burden on this right are unconsitutional, but Mississippi's law is not unconstitutional