Pro-Life Petition to Pass the Fetal Heartbeat Bill — South Texas Community News

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Pro-Life Petition to Pass the Fetal Heartbeat Bill

Pro-Life Petition to Pass the Fetal Heartbeat Bill

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Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General 

AUSTIN – (News Release) Attorney General Paxton has joined a multistate amicus brief supporting South Carolina’s pro-life law, the Fetal Heartbeat and Protection from Abortion Act, against a decision by a panel of the United States Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals that affirmed the district court’s preliminary injunction.  

“States across the country are trying to protect the unborn, just as I have successfully fought to save lives and prevent abortion practices in Texas,” Attorney General Paxton said. “Now more than ever, we must preserve the precious gift of life.” 

To read a copy of the amicus brief click here.

 
 
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