U.S. President Donald Trump has officially pardoned the 23 pro-lifers imprisoned by the Biden DOJ for their attempts to save unborn babies, calling his signing of the pardons a 'great honor.'
Thomas More Society attorneys have submitted to the incoming Trump administration formal requests for presidential pardons on behalf of 21 pro-life advocates who have been unjustly prosecuted by the Biden Department of Justice.
Judge Matthew Leitman halted the sentencing of a group of pro-lifers convicted in connection with a rescue in Michigan until after Trump returns to the White House, opening the possibility that a presidential pardon might spare them entirely.
Presidential candidate Randall Terry, who recently infuriated leftists with a pro-life commercial that ran during The View, proclaims in a new ad that voting for radical pro-abortion amendments in 10 states is a ‘vote to kill Jesus in the womb.’
Former police officer Chester Gallagher has been sentenced to 16 months in jail, Eva Edl to three years probation, and Heather Idoni (who is already serving a 2-year sentence for a similar case in DC) to 8 months for their role in a pro-life ‘sit-in’ at a Tennessee abortion facility.
Eva Edl, who nearly starved to death as a little girl in a Yugoslavian concentration camp, is preparing for the possibility of dying in prison after she and six other pro-lifers were prosecuted by the Biden-Harris DOJ for a peaceful protest outside of an abortion center.
James and Eva Zastrow and Paul Place, who were prosecuted by the Biden-Harris DOJ for sitting and praying in front of an abortion center in an effort to save babies’ lives, were sentenced to 90 days in home detention and three years’ probation.
Eva Edl, a communist concentration camp survivor prosecuted by the Biden DOJ under the FACE Act, called abortion facilities the ‘death camps of America.’