Washington DC – Major pro-life groups gathered in the country’s capital on Thursday to halt the “massive abortion” industry and call on Congress to reimburse planned custody in future settlement bills.

The blue “defund big abortion” shirt, led the lobbyists of Canon House representatives before gathering for a press conference before a summit reflecting the pool in the sea of ​​activist groups, including Susan B. Anthony Prolife America, students for students, and nothing. Planned Parenthood – the nation’s largest abortion provider – receives on average more than $500 million in federal funds each year. According to The US Government Accountability Research, and the Prolife Group, argues that the funding should be discontinued.

The group’s actions are the latest in both political and activist moves to curb the abortion industry. President Donald Trump announced Fundraising Freeze About the Family Planning Grant, including parent-child relationships, planned Tuesday to ensure that all grants are in compliance with his executive order.

Over 150 activist groups also sent a letter On Wednesday morning, he asks Congress members to “grab the moment” and to stop US taxes from funding the abortion industry.

“There’s a movement here,” Marjorie Dunnenfelser, president of Susan B. Anthony Prolife America, told the Daily Callenor News Foundation. “[Gathering at Capitol Hill] It is part of the overall effort to ensure that movement is well-consistent. This is the top priority right now for the movement to reimburse planned parent-child relationships. ”

“Settlement claim” 2015 and 2017 It included clauses that would stop American taxes from being concentrated on massive abortions. This year, Congress can end funding for the industry that ends in danger, killing unborn babies, and spends millions of abortions on lobbying without restrictions,” the activist group wrote in a letter to Congress.

In 2022 and 2023, planned parent-child relationships were raked up for around $2 million per day with grants, contracts and Medicaid rebates. All of this is paid by the taxpayer. According to Go to the Charlotte Rosier Institute (CLI). Funds accounted for about 34% of the company’s total Revenue Fiscal year 2022-2023. If Congress cuts off funding for planned parent-child relationships through budget settlements, the organization is likely to lose roughly. 500 million dollars Federal funding is provided annually from similar sectors Health and Welfare Services, US Bureau of International DevelopmentMedicare, Medicaid.

Abortion accounted for 97.1% of planned parent-child services, while prenatal services, miscarriage care and adoption referrals amounted to just 1.6% in 2021 and 2022. According to To the CLI.

Students for Students said President Kristan Hawkins had “typically” lost the 2024 election after Democrats ran on “the most radical abortion agenda in American history.”

“This brings us to our historic moments, where life support is united behind a single message: we will refund the entire abortion industry and fully refund the long-standing standard bearer – Plande Pearlenahood,” Hawkins said. “Like many politically protected companies, corruption and reporting of failed care for women is so widespread and terrible that even the New York Times has finally admitted that there are serious and systematic issues.”

February, Times It has been reported Multiple medical malpractice lawsuits for planned custody involve clinics across the country working in unsafe conditions, finding abortion failures, misplaced IUDs, and inadequately trained staff. The contamination was also found in many clinics. The newspaper described the Omaha Clinic, where the bathroom was very badly backed up, and sewage penetrated the recovery room and employees pushed the test room under the bathroom door to stop the leak. (Related: The woman faces severe complications after abortion leaves half of her dead baby, the lawsuit alleges.

Republican New Jersey Rep. Chris Smith, House Pro Life Caucasian Chair; It was introduced The pregnancy center did the act Monday, referring to the outlet’s report during his remarks at a press conference.

“Our country should invest in actual healthcare options for women and their families. For example, federally qualified medical centers offer comprehensive services such as prenatal care, STI testing, and treatment,” Smith said. “There are over 2,700 pregnancy care centers in the United States, each of which is an oasis of love, compassion, empathy, respect and quality care for both the mother and her precious child. January 2025 poll survey83% of Americans support these centers. This includes 80% of individuals identified as “pro-choice.”

CLI published its analysis in 2022. This analysis showed how far Planned Pranthood Clinics outweighed. Posted by Genevieve Plaster, the Institute’s Deputy Director statement About analysis of the CLI website.

“While planned parent-child relationships may be preferred by the media and political elites, the reality is that women are offered more options and real choices through community-based care providers,” Plaster writes. “Our research found that planned parent-child relationships are 14:1 through federally funded comprehensive clinics and life-supporting pregnancy centers. These improve our ability to receive a large portion of the funding from the community and provide holistic care to pregnant women when faced with difficult circumstances.”

Dannenfelser said the safety of abortion drugs is a major focus for the movement, regarding the activist group:

“The tablets that are sent to the state by mail without supervision and the bathroom is an abortion clinic. It’s traumatizing,” Dannenfelser told DCNF. “It’s very cold towards women. There are no rules surrounding the distribution of abortion medications, and no ultrasound.”

The movement will also return to Washington, D.C. in April for a Supreme Court hearing in a case that includes South Carolina’s attempt to remove Medicaid funds for planned parents.

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