‘They think babies are being murdered. What are they supposed to be like?’
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Members of a team of pro-life advocates who allegedly blocked access to an abortion business are on trial, facing up to 11 years in prison for their attempt to save unborn lives.
And a report at the Federalist said the situation is representative of a Department of Justice, which reports ultimately to Joe Biden, that is being “excessively punitive toward pro-life Americans. “Explained the report, “Eleven years is a long time. In previous years, pro-life activists convicted of similar behavior have often received one-, three-, and six-month sentences, avoiding longer sentences on the technicality that they have not blocked entrances to the facilities, which the FACE Act specifically prohibits. Father Fidelis Moscinski, for example, is currently finishing a three-month sentence in Nassau County for entering an abortion facility on Long Island and providing roses and counsel for expectant mothers.”