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SFLAction Urges South Dakota Senate to Support Revived Chemical Abortion Restriction
Kristi Hamrick | March 1, 2022
“With Roe on the rocks and the Biden’s FDA destroying women’s safety provisions around the distribution of Chemical Abortion, abortion drug vendors are working aggressively to establish a deadly new back alley in Chemical Abortion distribution,” said Students for Life Action and Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “This is Death By Mail – a threat to both child and
South Dakota Bill Protecting Children and Women from Chemical Abortion Passes House; SFLAction Urges Senators to Support
Kristi Hamrick | February 24, 2022
“With Roe on the rocks and the Biden’s FDA destroying women’s safety provisions around the distribution of Chemical Abortion, abortion drug vendors are working aggressively to establish a deadly new back alley in Chemical Abortion distribution,” said Students for Life Action and Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “This is Death By Mail – a threat to both child and
SFLAction Mobilizes In Support of Nebraska’s LB 781, Protecting Children With Heartbeats From Abortion Violence
Kristi Hamrick | February 24, 2022
“A heartbeat is the universally recognized sign of life,” said Students for Life Action and Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “There should be no debate whatsoever in a humane society about whether or not we will protect defenseless children with beating hearts from predators seeking to kill them for money. That’s what abortion is, and this generation –
The Abortion Lobby is MAD About States Protecting Their Citizens
Caroline Wharton | April 1, 2020
As COVID-19 continues to grow and become more worrisome in the United States, a majority of citizens are being told to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. Thankfully, ten states have taken the initiative to further protect their citizens by labeling abortion as a non-essential service. As anyone can expect, the abortion lobby wasn’t too fond of such orders and