Fox NewsTexas Right to Life gets barrage of disturbing threats and messages after abortion law's passage
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46% : She said Texas Right to Life has received more threats after the implementation of S.B.8, the Texas abortion law that enables private citizens to bring a civil lawsuit against an abortionist, or someone who aids and abets abortion, if the abortion provider detected the unborn baby's heartbeat before carrying out the procedure, or if they refuse to check for a heartbeat after roughly six weeks' gestation.40% : Other voicemail messages insulted the Christian faith (Texas Right to Life is a Christian organization, although Schwartz noted that many non-Christians also oppose abortion for scientific and moral reasons).
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