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Two-Years Since Brutal Buffalo Firebombing: Violence Against Pro-Lifers Shifts

For Immediate Release: June 5, 2024 Friday, June 7 marks the two-year anniversary when the pro-abortion Antifa front group, Jane’s Revenge, firebombed one of CompassCare’s pro-life medical offices in Buffalo. The firebombing caused a half-million dollars in damage, injuring two firefighters in an attempt to shut down CompassCare’s services. In this regard they failed totally,

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Will Pending Supreme Court Ruling Triggers Pro-abortion Violence Again?

June marks two-years since pro-abortion Antifa front group, Jane’s Revenge, firebombed one of CompassCare’s pro-life medical offices in Buffalo. The firebombing caused a half-million dollars in damage, injuring two firefighters in an attempt to shut down CompassCare’s free medical services. In this regard Jane’s Revenge failed totally, CompassCare rebuilding even bigger in a miraculous 52

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NY Attorney General Illegally Penalizes Pro-lifers for Violations of Her Ideology

For Immediate Release: May 9, 2024 Rochester, NY—On Monday, May 6, 2024, NY Attorney General filed a lawsuit against 12 pro-life organizations, including the firebombed pro-life network, CompassCare, in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan. If successful, Letitia James could give pro-abortion Antifa their wish, silencing all Christian pregnancy care ministry. Letitia James is

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NY Sues Pregnancy Centers as Smokescreen for Abortion Industry Crime

For Immediate Release: May 8, 2024 Rochester, NY—On Monday, May 6, 2024, NY Attorney General filed a lawsuit against 12 pro-life organizations, including the firebombed pro-life network CompassCare in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan, claiming fraudulent statements of the safety and effectiveness of abortion pill reversal protocols.   CEO of firebombed CompassCare, Rev.

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CompassCare Sues NY Attorney General, “Imminent, Ruinous Legal Action”

For Immediate Release: April 30, 2024 Rochester, NY—Tuesday, April 30, 2024, the Thomas More Society (TMS), a public interest law firm based in Chicago, is representing twelve pro-life organizations united to protect their right to save women and babies from chemical abortion. Heartbeat International…CompassCare v James is a verified complaint filed in the New York

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New York On War Path to Forced Abortion

For Immediate Release: April 25, 2024 Rochester, NY—On April 22, 2024, New York Attorney General Letitia James began a carbon-copy notice of litigation against Christian pro-life pregnancy centers. Ten pro-life pregnancy centers have been served so far for alleged “misleading statements or omissions in the advertising of the Abortion Pill Reversal (“APR”) protocol.” Similar allegations

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Supreme Court Sets Oral Arguments to Remove Chemical Abortion from Market

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court set Tuesday March 26 to hear oral arguments in a case that could remove chemical abortion from the market, cutting abortion by 60% overnight. The court agreed to hear the chemical abortion case in December last year after U.S. 5th Circuit moderated the lower court’s ruling to take the drug

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Convicted Criminal Levels Frivolous Lawsuit Against Firebombed Pro-life Group

Recently, a pro-abortion vandal pled guilty to defacing CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo a violation of the FACE Act (Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrance Act). She is now leveling a medical malpractice lawsuit, claiming the organization lied to her. Members of the House Judiciary Committee believe the FACE Act is being unequally enforced

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Thomas More Society Takes the Case: Affidavit-less and Frivolous Lawsuit Leveled Against Firebombed Pro-Life Group

For Immediate Release: January 3, 2023 On Monday, December 18, a pro-abortion vandal who pled guilty to defacing CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo, NY, hit the organization again through a medical malpractice lawsuit. Kamke first punched CompassCare the morning of March 16, hours after oral arguments were heard in U.S. District Court on the

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