Students for Life Action Presents A Nationwide Webcast as TWO U.S. Senators and TWO National Pro-Life Leaders Explain why the U.S. Senate Needs to Vote NO on Xavier Becerra’s nomination to Head Health and Human Services 

Tune in 8 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, Feb. 17 

“California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has consistently used the power of his offices to force compliance with his radical abortion agenda,” said Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins. “The ‘famously partisan’ litigator is best known for taking those who disagree with him to court. As Kaiser Health News has noted, Becerra ‘is set to be a pandemic-era secretary with no public health experience’ unless you count suing medical professionals.” 

WASHINGTON D.C. (02-16-2021) – Students for Life Action President Kristan Hawkins will host a live webcast Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, at 8 p.m. eastern, featuring U.S. Senators Tom Cotton and Steve Daines along with SBA List President Marjorie Dannenfelser to address concerns with President Joe Biden’s highly controversial pick to head Health and Human Services. Hearings of Becerra’s nomination expected within the next week.

Media and members of the public who want to register, can visit here. Please submit any questions to: [email protected] 

Shortly after Becerra was announced, SFLAction lead a coalition effort of more than 40 pro-life and pro-family organizations urging a no vote. SFLAction President Kristan Hawkins was joined on the letter by Tony Perkins, President, Family Research Council; Marjorie Dannenfelser, President, Susan B. Anthony List; James Dobson Ph.D., Founder & President, Dr. James Dobson Family Institute; Jeanne Mancini, March for Life; Carol Tobias, National Right to Life; Lila Rose, President and Founder, Live Action; David Daleiden, The Center for Medical Progress; Abby Johnson, Founder, And Then There were None; Thomas A. Glessner, JD, President, National Institute of Family & Life Advocates (NIFLA), and L. Brent Bozell III, Founder and President, Media Research Center and many others, listed here.

This SFLAction effort follows our nationwide petition calling on the U.S.  Senate to VOTE NO on Becerra to head HHS, in part because of his aggressive legal action to get rid of FDA health and safety standards protecting women from dangerous and deadly Chemical Abortion pills. Learn more at THIS IS CHEMICAL ABORTION or Hawkins’s op-ed in RealClearPolitics, titled “HHS Nominee Becerra Has Downplayed Abortion Pill Risks.”   

SFLAction is engaged in on-going opposition to this pick to head the nation’s healthcare system. Learn more at Students for Life Action. 

For interviews, contact Kristi Hamrick at [email protected]. 

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Students for Life Action (SFLAction) is the 501c4 sister organization of Students for Life of America (SFLA), the nation’s largest, pro-life, student organization with more than 1,240 groups on middle, high school, and university campuses in all 50 states. Students for Life has more conversations with those most targeted by the abortion industry every day, week, and year than any other pro-life outreach in the world and mobilizes the Pro-Life Generation to confront abortion at the local, state and national levels daily. Every week, Students for Life entities reach more than 2 million people across social media platforms to have nearly 200,000 digital conversations with the most engaged pro-life online audience in the world. 

Students for Life of America (SFLA) is the nation’s largest, pro-life, youth organization. Headquartered in Fredericksburg, VA, SFLA serves more than 1,240 groups on college and university, middle and high school, medical and law school campuses in all 50 states. Student pro-life organizations work to confront policies on their campuses to support pregnant and parenting students, to end Planned Parenthood’s relationships with schools and communities, and to change minds of their peers about abortion. SFLA has more conversations with those most targeted by the abortion industry every day, week, and year than any other pro-life organization.