The landmark decision on abortion was reversed on the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and what is normally the Birth of St. John the Baptist.

Sacred Heart and John the Baptist – the day chosen to begin a post-Roe America

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 24, 2022 Contact: Mary Owens, mowens@sbalist.org Dannenfelser: The Pro-life Movement’s Work Is Just Beginning; SCOTUS Decision Raises the Stakes of Midterm Elections Washington, D.C. – Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America celebrated a landmark victory today as the U.S. Supreme Court issued its final decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization […]

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers recently called for a special session to overturn an 1849 state law banning abortions. That session was held recently, and despite all the fervor from abortion activists to pressure lawmakers into voting in favor, the attempt to overturn the ban failed.

An attempt to take over the capitol building was led by Planned Parenthood, with protesters shouting as they lined the rotunda.

Republicans immediately gaveled in and out of the special session. “Wisconsin law has not changed, and our pro-life position has not changed,” State Sen. Devin LeMahieu said in a statement. “Killing innocent babies is not health care.”

(National Review) Americans United for Life (AUL) has partnered with YouGov to survey 1,000 Americans on their opinions about abortion, fetal personhood, and legal rights for the unborn. YouGov conducted the survey between May 6 and May 13, shortly after someone leaked a draft opinion in the Supreme Court case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

The poll sample included Americans with a wide range of views about abortion. Thirty-nine percent of respondents said they are pro-choice, 32 percent said they are pro-life, and 29 percent said they identify with neither label.

According to the poll results, a copy of which was provided exclusively to National Review, majorities believe in fetal personhood and believe that unborn children have a variety of rights.

CompassCare Pregnancy Center in New York was the victim of a firebombing by pro-abortion extremists in early June, but instead of ramping up investigations to locate the perpetrators, state leaders are planning to investigate the pro-life center itself, with the potential to demand information on donors, clients, and affiliates.

CompassCare’s Buffalo facility was firebombed sometime between the evening of June 6 and early morning of June 7, 2022. It was tagged with the message “Jane was here” (watch news video). Over 600 pro-life pregnancy centers nationwide are using materials produced by CompassCare. As a result, the organization feels they could be further targeted.

The Supreme Court is expected to announce a ruling on the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case in the upcoming days. The recent draft opinion suggested the decision will reverse Roe v. Wade. As the nation prepares for potential changes in abortion access, many pro-life states are championing efforts to help women facing unplanned pregnancies and those in low-income situations.

Those efforts include extending Medicaid benefits to help expectant mothers. Typical benefits for postpartum mothers have lasted two months, but the extension will give new mothers benefits for one year after their child is born.

According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, several states including Florida, Arizona, Tennessee, and Texas have already extended health benefits for low-income postpartum mothers.

Dr. Thomas Hilgers is an OB/GYN who was in practice before Roe v. Wade, training for medicine at the University of Minnesota Medical School followed by a residency at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine.

In his 2020 book, “The Fake and Deceptive Science Behind Roe v. Wade,” Hilgers says that, despite pro-abortion claims that illegal abortions were common before Roe, he only ever encountered one woman in all his years of practice who tried to induce an illegal abortion.

The incident, he writes, took place in 1972, when the woman was 18 weeks pregnant. She came to the emergency room one night with a fever of 103.6° F and with abdominal pain and tenderness.

The abortion pill has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use in the United States up to 10 weeks of pregnancy and is now the most frequently used method to kill humans in the womb. Despite the risks it carries to women’s health and lives, the abortion pill is now available to women without a prior medical exam to check for preexisting conditions or to estimate baby’s age, increasing a woman’s risk of complications. Live Action’s groundbreaking new “What is Abortion?” video series includes a video on the abortion pill, narrated by the late former abortionist Noreen Johnson, MD.

A message allegedly emailed to an anarchist blog by a pro-abortion terrorist group has claimed credit for the attack of two pro-life pregnancy centers in the area of Detroit, Michigan, but only published evidence of one of the centers attacked at the Abolition Media Blog, which claims online to be a “tool for movements dedicated to anarchist, abolitionist, and revolutionary perspectives.”

The image allegedly taken June 19, 2022, the night of the attack, shows just the Lennon Pregnancy Center in Dearborn Heights spray painted with message, “If abortions isn’t safe, neither are you!” This threat matches other messages left by Jane’s Revenge, a pro-abortion terrorist group that has threatened to ramp up violence in the wake of a possible overturn of the 1973 Roe v.