Hey President Biden,   It’s us, Students for Life of America (SFLA). You may have seen us in an amicus brief or two. If you can remember when the U.S. Supreme Court heard the U.S. Food & Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine this March challenging the FDA’s approval of mifepristone, the one of a two-part abortion drug regimen, you

Amidst the shouting, chanting, middle fingers, Plan B handouts, chemical abortion “killer” robot, and vulgar signs, Students for Life of America (SFLA) remained undeterred in the face of opposition. Some of SFLA’s craziest moments became the media’s biggest hits. Read how SFLA’s SCOTUS Squad, students, and staff made waves at the U.S. Supreme Court and digitally across the nation.  

In an op-ed recently published by Fox News, Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins and Vice President of Media and Policy Kristi Hamrick slam Biden’s lack of environmental initiative to include medical waste as babies are flushed down the toilet after chemical abortions.   LEARN MORE: THIS IS CHEMICAL ABORTION  The op-ed titled “Forget gas stoves. The big

A hallmark of America’s unique government is our historic concern for checks and balances, but the pro-life movement is increasingly becoming frustrated over the scales of power seemingly being tipped in favor of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In our fight against Chemical Abortion Pills (which now account for more than half of all United States abortions), it has become

Despite being charged with the serious task of protecting the American people’s health and safety, the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) scientific record is about on-par with the slapstick comedy Ghostbusters — because if there’s something strange about a drug, who are you going to call? Not the FDA…at least that’s what cases, like the recent Dayquil controversy, continue to

In news that will probably shock no one (but make Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina extremely happy) the manufacturer of Mifepristone, a Chemical Abortion drug, has asked the Supreme Court to ensure continued access. As reported by The Hill:   “The conservative judges ruled the FDA acted improperly when it said mifepristone can be used up to 10 weeks of pregnancy rather than seven, allowed the

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“Abortion activists called pregnancy an ‘illness’ to force a dangerous life-ending drug on the market. Then the FDA followed a ‘See No Evil’ Strategy of ignoring health risks and environmental concerns,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “As SFLA details in a number of citizen petitions, the FDA has failed to protect people from deadly consequences.”   CLICK

Students for Life of America files amicus brief for the 5th Circuit in Alliance Defending Freedom’s FDA lawsuit.

*Authored by Mary Szoch, the Director of the Center for Human Dignity at Family Research Council, this blog originally appeared at the Washington Stand* When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the chemical abortion drug, mifepristone, without adequately studying the drug’s safety, physicians from across the country filed a petition challenging the decision. For over 6,000 days, the FDA failed