California Settles with David Daleiden, Pro-Life Activist who Exposed Planned Parenthood
Daleiden welcomed this week’s settlement as a “huge victory” and noted that he planned to continue his pro-life work.
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Trump Department of Justice Says It Will End ‘Weaponization’ of FACE Act Against Pro-Lifers
DOJ directive released on Friday states it will limit enforcement of federal law to cases involving death, injury or serious property damage.
Pro-Life Activist Paul Vaughn ‘Rejoices’ Over Trump Pardon After 2-Year-Long ordeal
Vaughn was one of 11 pro-life activists convicted of violating the federal Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act for a demonstration outside of a Tennessee abortion clinic in March 2021.
BREAKING: Trump Pardons 23 Pro-Life Activists
The president signed the pardons on the day before the March for Life to be held in Washington, D.C., according to the Thomas More Society.
Thomas More Society Asks Trump to Pardon 21 Pro-Lifers Who Blockaded Abortion Facilities
Advocacy law firm says Biden administration did the activists wrong.
Judge Acquits 76-Year-Old Canadian Pro-Life Activist
Linda Gibbons has spent a combined nearly 11 years in prison for her pro-life work. She had been in jail since June.
3 More Pro-Life Activists Sentenced Under FACE Act
James Zastrow, Eva Zastrow and Paul Place were sentenced to 90 days in home detention and three years of probation.
FBI Director Denies Targeting Pro-Life Activists
Several House and Senate Republicans, including Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, have been calling for the FACE Act to be repealed because they say it is being unequally applied to target pro-life advocates.
Four More Pro-Life Activists Convicted Under FACE Act
The four activists — Eva Edl, 87; Eva Zastro, 24; James Zastro, 25; and Paul Place, 24 — were convicted of FACE Act violations in federal court on Tuesday for a protest held at a Tennessee abortion clinic in March 2021.
Second Trial of DC Pro-Life Activists Who Staged Protest Begins
If convicted the defendants could face up to 11 years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a $350,000 maximum fine.
