New York attorney general sues Christian anti-abortion group, calling them terrorists

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : James said in the press briefing that the 30-foot buffer "will apply to this terrorist group," denying that the aim of the lawsuit is to address all anti-abortion advocacy.
44% : The organization's website stresses that its members "peacefully talk to women scheduled for abortion" and offer them roses to choose life. "Should the unborn still 'totter to execution,' Red Rose Rescuers stay in the place of execution in solidarity with their abandoned brothers and sisters, performing a non-violent act of defense through their continued presence inside the killing centers remaining with them for as long as they can," the group says on its website.
43% : CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER James said, however, that the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances, or FACE Act, protects those seeking abortion from harassment and intimidation and will be strictly enforced under her leadership.
42% : "Abortion is legal here in the state of New York," James said.

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