On October 12, forty (40) U.S. Senators and Congressmen, including Ted Cruz, sent an open letter to FBI Director, Christopher Ray, demanding the FBI give an account of their abuse of the FACE Act, targeting peaceful pro-life leaders while at the same time refusing to pursue arrests for over 150 actual FACE Act violations against
On October 5th, the FBI raided the home of yet another peaceful pro-life leader, Chester Gallagher, for his involvement in a peaceful pro-life demonstration that took place last year outside Nashville, TN. The Department of Justice, in a press release alleges, “…on March 5, 2021, the 11 individuals, aided and abetted by one another, used
On October 4, at the Second Reproductive Health Task Force meeting was hosted at the White House. Both Vice President Harris and President Biden were present. They insisted they would enshrine abortion as a right through the legislature if they retained control of the House and Senate at the mid-term elections. Fueling their mid-term election
On September 19th, CompassCare filed a special proceeding in the Supreme Court of New York in Erie County for the Amherst Police Department to return CompassCare’s private property, specifically security footage of the multiple perpetrators who firebombed CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo. When asked on September 20 by Epoch Times reporter, John Ransom, why
In 2019, former Planned Parenthood executive, Mayra Rodriguez, in Arizona sued for wrongful termination after she blew the whistle on the abortion giant claiming systematic sex crime cover-ups. She told one reporter that “many illegal immigrant women who work in the fields are raped by their foremen and then taken to Planned Parenthood.” There they
On Tuesday September 20, Congressman Chris Smith of New Jersey announced a new House bill entitled Protect Pregnancy Care Centers Act 2022. It has twenty-eight sponsors and includes a partial chronological list of all pro-life pregnancy centers victimized by what appears to be a coordinated nationwide effort. If enacted, it would require the Department of
