By: Gilad Edelman
Last week, Texas Alliance for Life director Joe Pojman hailed the Fifth Circuit ruling as a victory for “the health and safety of women,” in a press release titled “Federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Pro-Life House Bill 2.”
By: Lana Shadwick
Parties for the abortion clinics in Whole Woman’s Health, et al. at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, have filed a letter stating that 11 clinics will be forced to close down if the Court does not grant the abortion clinic’s motion to stay the Court’s June 9th opinion.
By: Rick Jervis
“Our goal is that no woman will choose to seek abortions,” says Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life, who helped draft the current law. “We realize that vision is not going to be reality in the foreseeable future. In the meantime, we want to ensure women have all the information they have to make an informed decision.”
By: Jennifer Ludden
“It is a resounding win, and it applies to virtually the entire state of Texas, except one small carve-out,” says Joe Pojman, who heads the Texas Alliance for Life.
By: Veronica Zaragovia
The ruling upheld two provisions. Texas clinics must meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers except for one in McAllen.
By: Joe Pojman
We are pleased that the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals agrees that the State of Texas has a right to increase safety standards at abortion facilities to protect the health and safety of women. We commend Gov. Greg Abbott for diligently and effectively defending this reasonable law against attacks from the abortion industry when he was the attorney general.