Sen. Lindsey Graham announced legislation to end abortion access across the U.S. after 15 weeks with limited exceptions in the cases of rape, incest or to save a pregnant person's life. Read more:
victory, more than a dozen states have taken action to protect unborn children and mothers, potentially saving more than 200,000 lives," Dannenfelser said."This is incredible progress, but much more action is needed. In Washington and in states across the country,March for Life President Jeanne Mancini said at the press conference that she and other campaigners marched 50 years to get to this day, which she called the"second phase of building a culture of life.
"Politicians voting against this bill will stand against science and the American public, not to mention compassion for women and babies," she said.
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