Liberal activists and mainstream media keep repeating the same lie: that abortion pills are “safe,” “necessary,” and that Pro-Life laws somehow “help abusers.”
But the truth is far more disturbing.
The underground abortion pill industry has become a weapon in the hands of abusive men—allowing them to secretly kill their children and harm unsuspecting mothers.
The Horrifying Reality
- In Illinois, a man was charged with two counts of intentional homicide of an unborn child after slipping abortion pills to his girlfriend without her knowledge. Police found her sobbing in the bathroom with her baby’s body in the toilet. He had purchased the pills illegally for $50 from “a girl on campus” and—without medical guidance—forced his girlfriend to endure an excruciating, violent abortion.
- In Texas, another man allegedly laced his partner’s hot chocolate with pills obtained from Aid Access, a mail-order abortion pill distributor. The baby died, and the mother was rushed to the emergency room.
- In yet another case, a Texas attorney poisoned his pregnant wife eight separate times in an attempt to kill their child. By the grace of God, the baby survived.
- And earlier this year, a Department of Justice employee in Texas was arrested for slipping abortion drugs into his girlfriend’s drink.
LifeNews is on TruthSocial. Please follow us here.
These aren’t isolated tragedies. They are symptoms of a massive underground market that thrives on lawlessness, trafficking thousands of abortion pills into Texas every year.
Who Really Benefits?
Not women. Not children.
The ones who profit are:
- Abusers—who secretly force abortions without a mother’s consent.
- Activists and pill pushers—who ignore state laws and flood our communities with dangerous drugs.
- The abortion industry—which has abandoned clinics in favor of anonymous online sales with zero accountability.
Texas Fights Back
We will not stand by while women and children are preyed upon.
That’s why Texas lawmakers passed the Woman and Child Protection Act (HB 7, Rep. Jeff Leach; Sen. Bryan Hughes)—the strongest Pro-Life measure in the nation to crack down on mail-order abortion pills.
This groundbreaking law allows citizens to sue abortion pill companies and activists who traffic these deadly drugs into Texas, even if they’re hiding in other states. Violators face fines up to $100,000 per offense. Women harmed by these illegal abortions will have the right to sue their enablers, with their privacy protected in court records.
Protecting Mothers. Protecting Babies.
Make no mistake: chemical abortions are one of the biggest threats to preborn children today. At just 10 weeks, a baby already has a heartbeat, brain waves, fingers, toes, and every major organ system in place. Yet abortion groups are trafficking 19,000 pill orders into Texas every year, destroying lives in the shadows.
Pregnant women will not be penalized under this law. Instead, the goal is simple: protect mothers, protect babies, and stop predators from weaponizing abortion pills.
Texas Right to Life’s mission is clear: no preborn baby should ever be murdered. Laws like the Woman and Child Protection Act are meant not just to punish, but to prevent evil before it happens.
Abortion pills don’t empower women. They empower abusers. They kill precious babies. And Texas is drawing the line.
LifeNews Note: Ashlynn Lemos is the communications intern for Texas Right to Life.
