Prolife Group urges Congress to reimburse the “great abortion” industry that flourished under Biden
First on FOX: Over 150 states and national prolife coalitions have signed letters sent To the council On Wednesday morning, lawmakers will urge lawmakers to cut Medicaid funding through budget settlements, primarily planned parent-child relationships, to “big abortions.”
Budget adjustment It is a special legislative process used by Congress to make changes to spending, income and federal debt restrictions.
The coalition has acknowledged the Trump administration’s efforts to stop the former president, but Joe Bidens The group said it reduced the “abortion agenda” and government waste through Elon Musk’s government efficiency, “The Republican Trial presents an opportunity to strengthen these efforts.”
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The sign is depicted at the entrance to a planned parent-child building in New York on August 31, 2015. (Reuters/Lucas Jackson)
After the President Donald Trump’s The election victory and subsequent pardons of pro-life individuals charged under the Biden Administration Department’s Department of Justice, life-supporting conservatives are now redirecting efforts within the movement to block abortion providers’ access to widespread federal funds.
“Republican settlement The 2015 and 2017 bills included provisions that would stop giving hard-earned American taxes to big abortions. It is even more urgent to put women and unborn babies in the industry at risk in 2025 and spend tens of millions of dollars to promote eye policies and candidates. Groups like Planned Parenthood and Group were among the first people identified for cost-cutting measures by Elon Musk, who singled them in the Wall Street Journal last November. ”
I have Trump Through his executive order to strengthen Hyde’s amendment, funds for “already rollbacks” of abortion groups overseas are laws that prohibit federal funds from being used to pay for abortions.
“Congress’ actions are necessary to stop cash from domestic taxpayers. Abortion Industry – Medicaid, “The letter says.
Hyde’s amendment sets federal restrictions on abortion financing, but individual states have the authority to extend or limit Medicaid coverage beyond these exceptions. Some states choose to use state funds to provide Medicaid coverage of abortion services beyond cases permitted by the Hyde Amendment, but others do not.
Several lawmakers in the House and Senate have already introduced bills to roll back federal support for planned parent-child relationships. In January, R-Minn. The Defund Planned Parent Act of 2025, introduced by Rep. Michel Fishbach, proposes a one-year moratorium on federal funding to the planned parent-child relationship federation of the United States and its affiliates.
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The planned Pranthood Mobile Clinic is seen in undated photos.
Senator Josh HawleyR-Mo. introduced final taxpayer funding under the Abortion Providers Act in January, attempting to refund abortion providers similar to planned parents across the country. Rand Paul sees, R-Ky. and Markwayne Mullin of R-Okla and six other lawmakers, reintroduced the law in January.
Planned Parenthood in 2024 – One of the nation’s leading providers of abortion services – It spent almost $70 million Support measures nationwide through the candidates for abortion and the political action sector of abortion votes. Abortion was one of the Democratic Party’s major party platform issues in 2024, with Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Missouri and Montana voted to embarrass the state’s constitutional abortion rights.
“Their large pro-aboration political arm, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, promotes all abortion and terrifying lies that put women and girls at unnecessary risk,” the letter said.
President Donald Trump will sign an executive order in Washington on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, at the White House oval office and speak to reporters. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Both the House and Senate adopted separate budgets last month in 2025, with both expected to pass the settlement package by April or May. The Trump administration is also planning to freeze $27.5 million in federal family planning grants to organizations including Planned Parenthood.
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“Women and children deserve better care. In an age where federal funding has been reviewed, Congress should start by cutting funding for massive abortions in future settlement bills,” the group said.
The 150 major pro-life coalitions that signed the letter include Susan B. Anthony Pro-life America, Aaplog Action, ACLJ Action, American Freedom Pro-life Pro-life, and AFA Action.