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A Letter to President Trump: Protecting Preborn Children in the United States of America
President Donald Trump marked the first full year of his second term in the White House this week. While his administration has supported American Christians in many important ways, he has also failed to protect preborn babies in our nation from abortion with the full political and cultural force of his office, falling short of his biblical and constitutional duties.
This letter from Foundation to Abolish Abortion President Bradley Pierce respectfully calls on President Donald Trump to repent of these sins and honor the Lord Jesus Christ by working toward the abolition of abortion in our nation.
Abolitionists Go on Offense in South Carolina
There were significant strides made toward that objective this week as an equal protection bill was introduced for the very first time in the South Carolina Senate, while an equal protection bill was heard for the first time in the South Carolina House.
Abortion Numbers in America On Pace for Another New High After Dobbs
Pro-Life regulations passed since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, even in conservative states which now claim to ban abortion, fail to prevent self-induced abortions while also directly facilitating them by keeping the murder of preborn babies legal for women.
Pro-Life Groups and Republican Senators Kill Bill to Criminalize Abortion in South Carolina
While the effort would have fallen short of true equal protection, Senate Bill 323 still failed in a committee vote, thanks in no small way to the direct opposition of Pro-Life establishment groups.
The So-Called ‘Most Pro-Life State’ in America Has More Abortions Than Under Roe
Despite the sixty-five Pro-Life regulations that have passed in Arkansas over the past decade and a half, abortion rates of Arkansas preborn babies are higher than levels before the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Abolitionists Call for Amendments to Strengthen New Anti-Abortion Bill in South Carolina
The abolitionists faced opposition not only from hundreds of pro-abortion agitators who descended upon the South Carolina State Capitol, but also from Pro-Life groups who opposed the concept of criminal penalties for abortion.
Texas Pro-Life Bill Fails to Adequately Address Self-Induced Abortion Epidemic
We project that this legislation would be unlikely to have any material impact on the flow of abortion-inducing drugs into Texas and would produce virtually no reduction of the overall number of preborn children murdered by abortion in the state.
Rep. Brent Money Files Bill to Abolish Abortion for Texas Special Session
Texas State Rep. Brent Money filed House Bill 163, which would establish equal protection of the laws for every preborn baby in Texas and abolish abortion.
Representative Schriver Files Bill to Abolish Abortion in Michigan
Michigan State Representative Josh Schriver filed House Bill 4671, the Justice for Babies in the Womb Act, which would abolish abortion in the state of Michigan by establishing equal protection of the laws for preborn children.
Equal Protection for Preborn Babies Sees Record Progress in 2025 Legislative Sessions
As many state legislative sessions draw to a close in the first half of 2025, the Foundation to Abolish Abortion is rejoicing over record progress for equal protection.
Across the country, the Foundation to Abolish Abortion has assisted lawmakers and grassroots advocates with drafting 16 equal protection bills across 14 states, with more on the way.
Representatives Dean and Newman File Bill to Abolish Abortion in Ohio
Ohio State Representatives Levi Dean and Johnathan Newman filed HB 370, the Ohio Prenatal Equal Protection Act, which would abolish abortion in Ohio by establishing equal protection of the laws for preborn babies.
Missouri Anti-Abortion Amendment Would Make Abolishing Abortion Much Harder
Many fail to realize that House Joint Resolution 73 would not merely overturn Amendment 3, but would explicitly enshrine abortion in certain cases into the state constitution. That would make the passage of a bill to abolish abortion in Missouri much more difficult.
Oklahoma Christians Hold Enemies of Equal Protection Accountable
Delegates who attended the Oklahoma Republican Party convention moved to censure four members of the State Senate who voted against SB 456, also known as the Abolition of Abortion in Oklahoma Act.
Missouri House Committee Votes Against Abolition Bills
Committee members, including eleven Republicans and five Democrats, ultimately voted against equal protection for Missouri babies.
Georgia Alliance for Life opposes abolishing abortion in Georgia
The largest Pro-Life group in the state and an affiliate of National Right to Life. Georgia Life Alliance not only refused to support HB 441, but also worked behind the scenes against the bill, trying to persuade state lawmakers to oppose it.
Committee Chairman Cancels Hearing on Texas Abolition Bill at Behest of Pro-Life Establishment
The hearing on House Bill 2197 was cancelled just hours before it was supposed to start. Supporters of the bill soon learned that a leading Pro-Life establishment group had pressured the chair of the committee to pull the legislation.
Missouri House Committee Hears Abolition Bills
While only two pro-abortion activists testified against HB 1072 and HB 1417, Christians from across the state of Missouri arrived in Jefferson City to provide testimony in favor of the bills. Many of them drove in the early hours of the morning from across the state on very short notice, learning about the hearing less than 24 hours in advance.
Supporters easily outnumbered the pro-abortion activists who came to testify against the legislation.
Representative Ernie Yarbrough Files Bill to Abolish Abortion in Alabama
State Representative Ernie Yarbrough officially filed HB 518, the Alabama Prenatal Equal Protection Act, which would abolish abortion in Alabama by establishing equal protection for preborn children.
Georgia House Committee Hears Abolition Bill
On Wednesday, March 26, the Georgia Prenatal Equal Protection Act, HB 441, received a historic hearing in the Judiciary Non-Civil Committee in the Georgia House of Representatives. Democrat committee members vigorously opposed the legislation.