How Biden’s DOJ went after pro-lifers
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The Biden administration's Department of Justice allegedly partnered with abortion activists to target and prosecute pro-life Americans, according to a report. The DOJ used intelligence from radical pro-abortion groups to monitor peaceful pro-life activists and build cases against them.
The Biden administration's Department of Justice (DOJ) allegedly worked with abortion activists to identify and prosecute pro-life Americans. A DOJ report examined over 700,000 records and found that the agency outsourced surveillance and investigative efforts to activist organizations. The FACE Act, originally intended to prevent physical obstruction of abortion clinic entrances, was used to target pro-life activists. The report claimed that the DOJ treated pro-life activists as threats, even if they hadn't been charged with federal crimes, based on information from abortion groups. Former Attorney General Merrick Garland resurrected the National Task Force on Violence Against Reproductive Health Care Providers in June 2022, which coordinated with Planned Parenthood and other abortion organizations. The DOJ sought longer average sentences for pro-life activists compared to pro-abortion defendants.
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