Frightful: Look Where Jane Doe Had Her Abortion

By Cheryl Sullenger
Operation Rescue

McAllen, Texas - Controversy swirled recently over the case of an unaccompanied 17-year old undocumented teen from an unnamed South American country who had been taken into Federal custody. Of all the thousands of undocumented people detained after crossing illegally into this country, why did the ACLU get involved and push her case into the national headlines? The girl was pregnant and wanted an abortion.

The ACLU aggressively sued the Trump administration on behalf of "Jane Doe" to force the Federal government to assist her in obtaining an abortion. Unfortunately, the ALCU prevailed. Last week, Jane Doe was escorted to the Whole Women's Health facility in McAllen, Texas, where she received an abortion at approximately 16 weeks into her pregnancy.

"We know quite a bit about this McAllen facility. We centered an investigation there in 2010. The results were shocking," said Troy Newman, President of Operation Rescue. "I wouldn't take my dog to such a place."


Continue reading and view more photos from WWH in McAllen.

 

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