March for Life to focus on ‘born-alive’ legislation in 2020

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The March for Life Education and Defense Fund, which organizes the yearly anti-abortion demonstration in Washington D.C., will focus its 2020 agenda on pushing for legislation that would mandate doctors provide medical care to babies who survive attempted abortions.

“’Born-alive’ is simple,” March for Life Action President Tom McClusky told press Tuesday. “This isn’t even an abortion issue. This is a baby born alive after an abortion. You can no longer define it away as a clump of cells or some part that can be removed like tonsils.”

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