The Muenster City Council’s vote was unanimous.
Mark Lee Dickson
Amarillo by Morning: Abortion Clinic “Waste” Hauled into Texas City for Disposal
Texas’ anti-abortion laws do not address the disposal of the remains of an unborn child killed by an elective abortion outside the State of Texas at a waste management facility inside the State of Texas.
Statements by State Sen. Sparks and State Rep. Smithee on Anti-Abortion Ordinance Spark Responses
State officials’ skeptical comments on Amarillo’s proposed Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance, prohibiting abortion and abortion trafficking, have drawn criticism from constituents across their districts.
Misinformation Abounds in Amarillo Regarding Sanctuary City for the Unborn Ordinance
A lot may have changed in a post-Roe Texas, but what has not changed is that there is still a battle against abortion to be fought in this country.
Amarillo Citizens Begin Citizen Initiative Process to Prohibit Abortion Trafficking
So far, a total of 67 cities and 7 counties across 7 states have passed ordinances prohibiting abortion within their city and county limit.
County Officials PAC Leans Blue in General Elections in a Red Texas
An in-depth review reveals that the vast majority of candidates supported by COPAC in the last three General Elections were Democrats.
It’s Time to See Amarillo Become a Sanctuary City for the Unborn
So far, a total of 67 cities and 5 counties across 7 states have passed ordinances prohibiting abortion within their city and county limit.
Prominent Democrat Convinces Mason County to Reject Abortion Trafficking Ordinance
Despite the setback, many within the community are optimistic that the abortion trafficking ordinance will eventually be revisited.
City of Chandler Rejects Ordinance Outlawing Abortion and Abortion Trafficking
The Chandler Sanctuary City for the Unborn Ordinance is expected to return to the City Council agenda in June 2024 – if not sooner.
Goliad County Becomes the Second in Texas to Outlaw Abortion Trafficking
The Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn initiative has seen a total of 67 cities and four counties pass ordinances in seven different states.