'Murder by mail': Pro-life leaders react to Supreme Court abortion pill decision

Lila Rose, founder and president of the pro-life advocacy group Live Action, participates in the March for Life in Sacramento, California.
Lila Rose, founder and president of the pro-life advocacy group Live Action, participates in the March for Life in Sacramento, California. | Live Action

1. Lila Rose

Lila Rose, the head of the pro-life advocacy group Live Action, issued a statement calling the Supreme Court order “tragic and wrong,” and “a direct assault on the right of states to defend innocent human life.”

“The Comstock Act already prohibits mailing abortion drugs, and it must be enforced,” Rose added. “No abortion business has a right to ship death through the mail, and no state should be forced to watch its pro-life laws nullified by out-of-state abortionists.”

“If the Trump administration refuses to act, there will be grave consequences for babies and mothers, and political consequences for Republicans in the midterms. Pro-life voters did not elect Republicans to manage the abortion pill regime. They elected them to protect children, defend mothers, and enforce the law.”

Rose called on the Food and Drug Administration to “immediately pull mifepristone from the market and stop allowing pills that kill children and harm women to be mailed across America.”

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