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'This legislation would stop the Biden administration’s gross abuse of taxpayer funds,' U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, the bill's chief sponsor, said.
(LifeSiteNews) — Republican members of the U.S. Senate introduced a bill to end federal taxpayer support for research involving human fetal tissue obtained from abortions and to close loopholes in the law that have allowed the trafficking of the body parts of aborted children to continue.
Senate bill S.3713, titled the “Protecting Life and Integrity in Research Act,” would “prohibit the Federal Government from conducting, funding, approving, or otherwise supporting any research involving human fetal tissue that is obtained pursuant to an induced abortion, and to prohibit the solicitation or knowing acquisition, receipt, or acceptance of a donation of such tissue.”
tissue.”
“The harvesting and trafficking of the body parts of unborn babies killed through abortion is heinous and unethical,” said Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi, the bill’s chief sponsor.
“Taxpayer dollars for medical research should be spent on research that will deliver results for enhancing quality of life, instead of devaluing life for the sake of research,” Hyde-Smith explained. “This legislation would stop the Biden administration’s gross abuse of taxpayer funds.”
Hyde-Smith cited the “ongoing federal investigation into the University of Pittsburgh harvesting of tissue from aborted children for research; the Biden administration’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) move in 2021 to eliminate Trump-era NIH restrictions and ethics advisory board involving human fetal tissue from abortions; and NIH’s plan to spend another $61 million on human fetal tissue research in 2024.”
The restrictions are necessary to prevent the type of horrifying experiments with aborted baby body parts that have been conducted in laboratories at the University of Pittsburgh.
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(LifeSiteNews) — Republican members of the U.S. Senate introduced a bill to end federal taxpayer support for research involving human fetal tissue obtained from abortions and to close loopholes in the law that have allowed the trafficking of the body parts of aborted children to continue.
Senate bill S.3713, titled the “Protecting Life and Integrity in Research Act,” would “prohibit the Federal Government from conducting, funding, approving, or otherwise supporting any research involving human fetal tissue that is obtained pursuant to an induced abortion, and to prohibit the solicitation or knowing acquisition, receipt, or acceptance of a donation of such tissue.”
tissue.”
“The harvesting and trafficking of the body parts of unborn babies killed through abortion is heinous and unethical,” said Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi, the bill’s chief sponsor.
“Taxpayer dollars for medical research should be spent on research that will deliver results for enhancing quality of life, instead of devaluing life for the sake of research,” Hyde-Smith explained. “This legislation would stop the Biden administration’s gross abuse of taxpayer funds.”
Hyde-Smith cited the “ongoing federal investigation into the University of Pittsburgh harvesting of tissue from aborted children for research; the Biden administration’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) move in 2021 to eliminate Trump-era NIH restrictions and ethics advisory board involving human fetal tissue from abortions; and NIH’s plan to spend another $61 million on human fetal tissue research in 2024.”
The restrictions are necessary to prevent the type of horrifying experiments with aborted baby body parts that have been conducted in laboratories at the University of Pittsburgh.
Gruesome aborted baby body part research
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GOP senators propose bill to protect aborted babies from gruesome medical experimentation - LifeSite
'This legislation would stop the Biden administration’s gross abuse of taxpayer funds,' U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, the bill's chief sponsor, said.
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