Trump Urged to Pardon Pro-Life Activists Facing Charges
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The Thomas More Society has called on President-elect Donald Trump to grant pardons to 21 pro-life activists facing federal charges under the Biden administration.
These activists have been prosecuted for their peaceful protests against abortion, specifically for blocking the entrances to abortion clinics.
The letter from the Thomas More Society emphasizes the unjust targeting of these individuals, who include grandparents, pastors, and even a Holocaust survivor.
According to the Society’s Senior Counsel, Steve Crampton, these pro-life citizens are “upstanding” and are being punished for their commitment to defending unborn life.
The advocacy group urges Trump to rectify what it describes as the Biden administration’s misuse of the Department of Justice against these peaceful demonstrators.
In their plea, the letter refers to the FACE Act, under which these activists were charged, mentioning it as a law that has been weaponized in a way that is not consistent with its original intent.
The activists have faced severe consequences, with some enduring lengthy prison sentences for their actions taken in what they deemed a moral obligation.
Crampton noted that it presents an opportunity for Trump to restore faith in the constitutional system and right the wrongs done to these individuals and their families.
The Biden administration's approach to prosecuting pro-life advocates has raised concerns over fairness, especially in light of its apparent reluctance to address the violence against pro-life pregnancy centers.
As national conversations about the sanctity of life grow more intense, Trump’s response to this request could resonate deeply with his conservative base and reaffirm his commitment to the pro-life movement.
The confirmation of Pam Bondi as Trump’s attorney general is also seen as a sign of hope for pro-life advocates.
In her confirmation hearing, she affirmed her intention to halt the discrimination against people of faith, a direct response to the perceived attacks from the previous administration.
Activists and supporters eagerly await a potential second Trump administration, viewing it as an opportunity to dismantle the agenda that vilified those who advocate for the unborn.
As Americans gear up for a new chapter in leadership, the call for these pardons serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing battle for religious and pro-life freedoms in the nation.
Sources:
christianpost.com
harbingersdaily.com
allisrael.com
The Thomas More Society has called on President-elect Donald Trump to grant pardons to 21 pro-life activists facing federal charges under the Biden administration.
These activists have been prosecuted for their peaceful protests against abortion, specifically for blocking the entrances to abortion clinics.
The letter from the Thomas More Society emphasizes the unjust targeting of these individuals, who include grandparents, pastors, and even a Holocaust survivor.
According to the Society’s Senior Counsel, Steve Crampton, these pro-life citizens are “upstanding” and are being punished for their commitment to defending unborn life.
The advocacy group urges Trump to rectify what it describes as the Biden administration’s misuse of the Department of Justice against these peaceful demonstrators.
In their plea, the letter refers to the FACE Act, under which these activists were charged, mentioning it as a law that has been weaponized in a way that is not consistent with its original intent.
The activists have faced severe consequences, with some enduring lengthy prison sentences for their actions taken in what they deemed a moral obligation.
Crampton noted that it presents an opportunity for Trump to restore faith in the constitutional system and right the wrongs done to these individuals and their families.
The Biden administration's approach to prosecuting pro-life advocates has raised concerns over fairness, especially in light of its apparent reluctance to address the violence against pro-life pregnancy centers.
As national conversations about the sanctity of life grow more intense, Trump’s response to this request could resonate deeply with his conservative base and reaffirm his commitment to the pro-life movement.
The confirmation of Pam Bondi as Trump’s attorney general is also seen as a sign of hope for pro-life advocates.
In her confirmation hearing, she affirmed her intention to halt the discrimination against people of faith, a direct response to the perceived attacks from the previous administration.
Activists and supporters eagerly await a potential second Trump administration, viewing it as an opportunity to dismantle the agenda that vilified those who advocate for the unborn.
As Americans gear up for a new chapter in leadership, the call for these pardons serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing battle for religious and pro-life freedoms in the nation.
Sources:
christianpost.com
harbingersdaily.com
allisrael.com
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