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Abortion extremism persists, despite rejection by voters

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Published November 30, 2016 5:04am ET
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Abortion extremism persists, despite rejection by voters
New Mexico has emerged as an abortion destination state, attracting an increasing number of out-of-state women; it is one of seven states that permit abortion at any stage of pregnancy. (AP Photo/Juan Antonio Labreche, File) | Juan Antonio Labreche

Last Wednesday, in Albuquerque, NM, a pro-life pregnancy center sponsored by Project Defending Life, a Catholic ministry, was burglarized and set on fire.

The arsonist ignited the altar and pews in the onsite Holy Innocents chapel, then set a rack of anti-abortion pamphlets ablaze.

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