
Republicans Urge Repeal of ‘Weaponized’ FACE Act Due to Anti-Pro-Life Bias
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy and 25 House Republicans introduced a resolution Tuesday.
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy and 25 House Republicans introduced a resolution Tuesday.
Speaking to CNA on the eve of his conviction in a phone interview, Jonathan Darnel said he was there that day to save lives.
The verdict follows a separate trial in which five other pro-life activists were also found guilty.
If convicted the defendants could face up to 11 years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a $350,000 maximum fine.
The pregnancy center is about a two-minute walk from the campus.
Franciscan Father Fidelis Moscinski has been sentenced to federal prison for blocking access by placing locks and chains on the gated entrance.
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, argued that the Department of Justice and the FBI are selectively enforcing the FACE Act and other laws in ways that target pro-life activists and conservatives but let pro-abortion and left-wing activists off the hook.
With the new indictment, law enforcement has now brought charges against a total of five people in connection with the attacks against pregnancy centers.
The charges come amid a wave of FACE Act charges from the Biden DOJ that have targeted several pro-life activists across the nation.
A new House panel is underway to investigate the abuse of federal power.
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