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1. H.H.S. – Fact Sheet: withdrawing the United States from WHO
the WHO has directed significant resources toward promoting abortion worldwide. According to its website, the agency in 2022 and 2023 developed guidelines, clinical handbooks, and a mobile app that promote abortions. In January 2025, the WHO shared additional abortion-related publications, including one titled “Identifying and removing barriers to self-managed abortion in Zambia.”
2. Administration – announced a complete ban on tax dollars funding experiments on fetal tissue. This is a major victory for life! In addition, the State Department is now expanding the “Mexico City Policy” to not just block tax dollars funding abortion internationally but also to end funding for gender-transition procedures.
3. Reverses funding – Trump administration Reverses Biden Policy Funding Abortion Travel for Illegal Immigrants. Trump Administration reverses Policy
4. Reverses Order – Trump administration Reverses Biden Order forcing Pharmacies to dispense abortion pills. Trump Administration rescinds Rule
5. Opposing Obamacare – A Republican Study Committee is drafting a proposed solution to the problems caused by Obamacare, which the committee is calling “Reconciliation 2.0.” It could dismantle Obamacare’s most problematic features:
Instead of pouring more taxpayer money into Obamacare’s collapsing system, key lawmakers are proposing to redirect those subsidies into individual-controlled health savings accounts. That means Americans would choose their coverage directly — forcing insurers to compete on price and quality instead of gaming Washington’s rules and holding people hostage.
The plan would provide a private insurance marketplace outside of Obamacare’s rigid mandates. Families could once again choose plans that fit their needs, including short-term plans, expanded Health Savings Accounts, and health-sharing ministries — all options that Obamacare deliberately tried to crush.
A part of this includes international negotiations to lower drug prices and restore price transparency for both medical facilities and insurance companies. And critically, it could block federal funding streams from flowing to elective abortions and mutilating medical procedures.