House Stops Obama Admin From Funding Illegal Immigrants’ Abortions
(LifeNews.com) [T]he Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the division of the Department of Homeland Security responsible for enforcing the nation’s immigration laws, is the agency that is paying for some abortions at taxpayer expense and arranging for the abortions for the illegal immigrants.
The ICE detention operations manual also says that illegal alien detainees who are pregnant will be provided with help not just for an impending delivery but also in obtaining an abortion. Abortions will be taxpayer-funded if the life of the mother is deemed to be endangered or the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest, and ICE will arrange transportation to the abortionist at no cost to the detainee.
Chris Crane, President of the National ICE Council, explained that the majority of federal detainees come out of “jails and prisons where we treated them based on the charges that they were either convicted of or arrested for. The second they come to [Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE], we have to treat them with a completely different standard. We throw law enforcement and security protocol… out the window.”
Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, says his group worked with members of Congress to put the brakes on the idea.
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The ICE detention operations manual also says that illegal alien detainees who are pregnant will be provided with help not just for an impending delivery but also in obtaining an abortion. Abortions will be taxpayer-funded if the life of the mother is deemed to be endangered or the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest, and ICE will arrange transportation to the abortionist at no cost to the detainee.
Chris Crane, President of the National ICE Council, explained that the majority of federal detainees come out of “jails and prisons where we treated them based on the charges that they were either convicted of or arrested for. The second they come to [Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE], we have to treat them with a completely different standard. We throw law enforcement and security protocol… out the window.”
Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, says his group worked with members of Congress to put the brakes on the idea.
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