The Trump-Vance Administration secured many pro-life victories in just the first few days being in office. For those keeping track at home, Trump signed executive orders to: Eliminate taxpayer funding of both foreign and domestic abortions and clarify that life begins at conception. He also pardoned and secured the release of 23 pro-life activists whose only “crime” was peacefully protesting outside of abortion clinics and has directed the DOJ to limit enforcement of the FACE Act that wrongfully put those pro-life activists in jail in the first place. President Trump made a video appearance at the March for Life Rally and Vice President Vance spoke in person as his first official appearance as Vice President.
These actions to protect life in the first week of the new administration have breathed life into the pro-life movement. They are key victories to celebrate, while also acknowledging more work remains. The Administration must make it a priority to foster our nation’s great strength: families and children.
To build upon these common sense moves, here are key priorities that must be addressed this year:
Title X Reform
The Title X grant program should no longer be a backdoor for federal funding of abortion providers. Most American taxpayers oppose their money being used to support abortion. Abortion undermines the American family, weakens communities, and fuels criminal activities like human trafficking and domestic violence. A strong nation begins with strong families, and these policies reflect that truth.
Protect Pro-Life Americans from Discrimination
The Biden administration weaponized the Department of Justice against pro-life advocates, creating an environment of fear and hostility. To reverse this, the Trump administration should stop the weaponization of the FACE Act once and for all. Pro-life Americans should never be persecuted for their values. […]
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