First on Fox: Former Vice President Mike Pence The nonprofit conservative coalition, Americans Promoted to Freedom (AAF), urged House Republicans to “end the weaponization of the Clinton-era law,” which they say is unfairly targeting biological activists.
The freedom to enter the clinic entrance (face) bill is Signed as law The then-President Bill Clinton was in May 1994. The Face Act allows the use of force, threats, or obstacles to interfere with individuals seeking or providing abortion services, which is a federal crime that includes blocking clinical access to the clinic, threatening or using violence to patients or clinical workers and damage to abortion-related property.
One of his first actions since taking office, President Donald Trump Nearly twenty biological activists have been pardoned, who are attending a multi-year verdict for attending an abortion clinic to attend a 2020 biological demonstration. The three who pardoned were the elderly. The Biden administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) accused them of violating the Face Act. Trump said during the pardon that advocates “should not be prosecuted.”
Chip Roy leads House Republicans to repeal laws used by Biden administration to prosecute loved ones
Mike Pence’s nonprofit American Freedom is urging a bill to repeal the Clinton-era facial bill that has been used to prosecute biological protesters. (Getty Image)
“Congress must do its best to support President Trump’s efforts to repeal the facial bills all to end the weaponization of the administration,” the AAF memorandum sent to Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee Thursday afternoon. “There is no doubt that the Biden administration will arm the bill face to face with the Americans who are against Liberty.”
“During the Biden administration, biological Americans faced early morning SWAT raids, unjust prison sentences and alleged abuse during detention,” the memo continued.
Last month, the House Subcommittee on Oversight of Justice held a hearing: “Entering the Golden Age: Ending Weaponization of Weaponization Ministry of Justice,” Peter Breen, executive vice president and head of litigation at Thomas More Society, a Christian nonprofit law firm, testified that one of his clients was subjected to such a SWAT raid and lengthy jail.
Lawyer tells the House: “System Movement”
President Donald Trump held documents on January 20, 2025 the day the Oval Office issued the execution order and pardon. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
“this Biden Dorje “Entering a systematic campaign to abuse federal government’s power to advocates against loved ones, while the same Justice Department overlooks hundreds of vandalism and violence against loved ones’ churches, pregnancy help centers and other advocates,” Brann said.
While the trend is turning in a different direction from the former government’s pro-abortion agenda, conservative lawmakers are now seeing facial behavior as the next step in supporting the life movement. In January, Trump also revoked two Biden administration executive orders that expanded abortion services. The new order reiterates the policy set out by the HYDE amendment that prohibits the use of federal taxpayer funds for election abortion.
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas reintroduced legislation in January repealed the law around the same time.
Roy’s office presented the data showing that between 1994 and 2024, 97% of Face Act sued targeted individuals. He supported him among 32 co-sponsors in the House, where R-Utah Senator Mike Lee introduced peer legislation.
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In 2023, several media reported that the Justice Department filed at least 15 criminal cases under the Facial Act, involving approximately 46 defendants who have pro-life since January 2021, but all victims except one case are supporters of abortion rights.
