by Kim Schwartz | Sep 9, 2019 | Media, Press Releases
The city councils of Omaha, Texas and Naples, Texas debated and voted on similar ordinances on September 9, declaring abortion to be murder and preventing the abortion industry from doing business within their cities’ jurisdictions. The ordinances do not...
by Texas Right to Life | Aug 30, 2019 | 86th Session, Abortion, Active State Laws, Issues, Legislation, Media, Media Relations, News, Press Releases
The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Providers Act, Senate Bill 22, will take effect on September 1. The goal of the bill is to ensure that Texans’ tax dollars do not fund or benefit abortion providers or their affiliates in any capacity. This is an important goal...
by Kim Schwartz | Aug 20, 2019 | Media, Press Releases
Members of Austin City Council announced an initiative to use taxpayer dollars to drive women to and from their abortion appointments. The city will consider granting up to $150,000 to anti-Life organizations, like The Lilith Fund, that pay for...
by Texas Right to Life | Jul 25, 2019 | Abortion, Issues, Legislation, Media, News, Press Releases
Pro-Life activists urged the Abilene City Council to pursue an ordinance declaring the West Texas town the second “Mother and Unborn Child Sanctuary City” in Texas. If passed, the ordinance would declare abortion to be murder and prevent abortion businesses from...
by Kim Schwartz | Jul 22, 2019 | Abortion, Legislation, Media, News, Press Releases
After months of hinting at a possible run, Wendy Davis announced Monday she is challenging Pro-Life Congressman Chip Roy (TX-21). Davis, the infamous anti-Life former state senator and failed gubernatorial candidate, made national headlines in 2013 by standing on the...
by Texas Right to Life | Jul 17, 2019 | Abortion, Legislation, Media, News, Press Releases
A motion to craft a city ordinance declaring Mineral Wells a Sanctuary City for the Unborn was blocked at Tuesday’s city council meeting. With heavy pressure from the media and outside abortion organizations, the North Texas city council voted 5-2 not to proceed with...
