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Of course. So what's the point of the question? You changed the regulation this week. That's the point of the question.
Of course. So what's the point of the question? You changed the regulation this week. That's the point of the question.
Of course. So what's the point of the question? You changed the regulation this week. That's the point of the question.
Giving the authority to go into churches and go into schools.
Giving the authority to go into churches and go into schools.
Giving the authority to go into churches and go into schools.
But that also has a knock-on effect, a chilling effect, arguably, to people to not send their kids to school.
But that also has a knock-on effect, a chilling effect, arguably, to people to not send their kids to school.
But that also has a knock-on effect, a chilling effect, arguably, to people to not send their kids to school.
Conference of Catholic Bishops are actively hiding criminals?
Conference of Catholic Bishops are actively hiding criminals?
Conference of Catholic Bishops are actively hiding criminals?
Hey, Georgia. We don't have official crowd numbers yet, but the permit application estimated they would have about 150,000 marchers this year. And as usual, this is a very youthful event. Many religious high schools and colleges bus students to the march from all over the country. Liberty University in Virginia, for example, sent 1,000 students to the event to stand up for the unborn.
Hey, Georgia. We don't have official crowd numbers yet, but the permit application estimated they would have about 150,000 marchers this year. And as usual, this is a very youthful event. Many religious high schools and colleges bus students to the march from all over the country. Liberty University in Virginia, for example, sent 1,000 students to the event to stand up for the unborn.
This year's march also came only a few days after Trump's inauguration. And given the political controversy surrounding abortion since the overturn of Roe, we wanted to get a pulse check on how the movement feels about Trump.
This year's march also came only a few days after Trump's inauguration. And given the political controversy surrounding abortion since the overturn of Roe, we wanted to get a pulse check on how the movement feels about Trump.
Absolutely. They hope and pray that Trump will protect life as he did during his first administration. And given Trump's actions just in the very first week of his presidency, things are looking good. Just this week, Trump pardoned 23 pro-life activists, saying they were unjustly targeted by Biden's DOJ.
Absolutely. They hope and pray that Trump will protect life as he did during his first administration. And given Trump's actions just in the very first week of his presidency, things are looking good. Just this week, Trump pardoned 23 pro-life activists, saying they were unjustly targeted by Biden's DOJ.
The new DOJ also issued guidance saying that the FACE Act, the law that Biden's DOJ used to charge and imprison pro-life protesters, can only be used in really extreme circumstances going forward, like the burning of a pregnancy center or the murder of an abortionist. Trump also signed an executive order ending the use of federal taxpayer dollars to fund or promote abortions, both in the U.S.
The new DOJ also issued guidance saying that the FACE Act, the law that Biden's DOJ used to charge and imprison pro-life protesters, can only be used in really extreme circumstances going forward, like the burning of a pregnancy center or the murder of an abortionist. Trump also signed an executive order ending the use of federal taxpayer dollars to fund or promote abortions, both in the U.S.