“The Supreme Court’s decision that the conscience rights of the pro-life doctors would not be enough to stop Chemical Abortion Pills is not the end of this case,” said Students for Life of America’s Kristan Hawkins. “The Biden Administration allowed distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills in a way that exposes women to injury, infertility, and death, as well as empowers

Students for Life of America (SFLA) was involved with three U.S. Supreme Court cases in 2024 due to its connection to abortion, whether agency involvement is direct or indirect.   READ: Keep An Eye on the Supreme Court: Three Cases SFLA Has Filed Briefs in & Pro-Lifers Need to Watch All the cases have big-picture implications for how agencies operate, specifically

Students for Life of America (SFLA) returned to the U.S. Supreme Court for the second time this year. First, SCOTUS heard the U.S. Food & Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine case in March, debating the FDA’s 24-year-long approval of dangerous Chemical Abortion Pills. In April, I rallied at SCOTUS for the State of Idaho v. The United States

Rebecca Rose, the National Leaders Collective’s leader of the month, is a government student at Patrick Henry College (PHC). When Rose isn’t fighting for life, you can find her drinking coffee, preparing for mock trial rounds, or reading classic literature. In the future, she plans to work in the pro-life movement full-time in law, at a non-profit that seeks to

“If you’re unclear whether abortion is a federal AND state issue, today’s hearing at the Supreme Court should remove all doubt,” said Students for Life Action’s Savanna Deretich. “Pregnancy is not a disease cured by abortion, and this offensive attack on state’s rights shows that Joe Biden’s team will abuse any program to ensure more die by intentional abortion.” MEDIA ALERT:

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.  

This Easter week, often referred to as Holy Week, a pivotal Chemical Abortion Pill case brought Students for Life of America (SFLA) to the doorstep of SCOTUS, along with other pro-life organizations, and to Walgreens Headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.   READ: Your Family-Friendly Walgreens and CVS Wants More Dead Babies and EVERYONE to Drink More Medical Wastewater READ: Taking the

It’s not often that life and death arguments are headline news, but that was the case as the Supreme Court heard arguments in U.S. Food & Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine that examined whether Chemical Abortion Pills were approved for sale recklessly and with weak protections in place for the women and girls taking them. Making their separate cases were Solicitor

SFLA Joins the Rally at the Supreme Court as the FDA Faces the Justices Regarding their Handling of Dangerous Chemical Abortion Pills WASHINGTON D.C. (03-27-2024) – Students for Life of America Executive Vice President Tina Whittington will join the rally outside of the Supreme Court as U.S. Food & Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine is set to be argued over the approval of