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Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz in Lubbock, Texas Closes Thanks to Pro-Life Law

Here is more evidence that pro-life laws make a difference. When Texas approved a measure that banned abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, it included a provision that required abortion practitioners to have admitting privileges at local hospitals.

So many abortion clinics do not have abortion practitioners who can admit patients to hospitals when, as frequent happens, abortions go awry and women are killed or injured by botched abortions. Such abortion clinics must also meet the same kind of standards as legitimate medical centers that perform surgeries, but many abortion clinics are not able to meet those health and safety standards because they offer sub par medical care for women. Ref. Source 3

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1,000 Texas Women Hospitalized Every Year After Botched Abortions

A Dallas abortionist that was recently in the news when a hospital terminated his hospital privileges, sent a woman to a hospital one day before a judge ordered that the privileges be restored. Ref. Source 9

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Texas Abortion Clinic Stops All Abortions After Abortionist Retires

Yet another abortion facility in Texas is stopping abortions, this time because its abortion practitioner has retired. Ref. Source 4

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Texas Judge Strikes Down Pro-Life Law That Closed Abortion Clinics

A Texas judge has blocked a pro-life law credited with closing multiple abortion clinics and cutting abortions 13 percent, saving an estimated 9,900 babies from abortion. The admitting privileges portion of the law was the portion responsible for closing abortion clinics. Ref. Source 3

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Texas Clinics Cut Ties With Planned Parenthood After Losing Taxpayer Funding

Abortion is not health care and a handful of Texas-based clinic affiliated with the Planned Parenthood abortion business have found that out the hard way. Ref. Source 5

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Appeals court lets Texas enforce law that restricts abortions

A federal appeals court Thursday allowed Texas to immediately begin enforcing tough new abortion restrictions that will effectively close all but seven abortion facilities. Ref. USAToday

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Supreme Court eases impact of Texas abortion law

Court blocks the provision that would have required clinics to meet the same construction and nursing-staff standards as ambulatory surgical centers. Ref. USAToday

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Dallas, Texas Abortion Center Shuts Down, First Clinic in 2015 to Close Its Doors

As the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals considers the constitutionality of Texas abortion safety laws, Operation Rescue has confirmed that Northpark Medical Group, an abortion facility in Dallas, Texas, has halted all abortions after the hospital that provided its two abortionists with privileges closed. Ref. Source 7