The FBI is being criticized by staff at a pro-life pregnancy resource center in Rochester, New York, for failing to provide any form of status updates on investigations into pro-choice criminals ‘ attacks on the pregnancy centre.
CompassCare maternity medical center claims that the FBI has posted banners offering a$ 25, 000 compensation for any information that leads to the imprisonment of the murderers who firebombed the pregnancy center almost two years after the initial June 2022 harm.
According to a release from CompassCare, the poster is located about a mile from the center. The poster also appeared immediately before the punishment of a different pro-life arson, Hridindu Sankar Roychowdhury, who pleaded guilty to attacking a pro-life firm in Madison, Wisconsin, in December.
CompassCare claims that the FBI wo n’t let them know about the billboard, which was first spotted by the organization on April 1; it also wo n’t give them an update on its investigation into the attack.
” Followers have asked if , CompassCare paid for this cheap billboard”, said the Rev. Jim Harden,  , CompassCare CEO, in a statement provided to The Daily Signal. ” We did not. The FBI refuses to communicate”.
According to Harden,” The uneven nature of ] the Department of Justice ] and FBI conduct in cases of violence against pro-life organizations appears to be PR related, bolstering their status when pressured by media and parliamentary judiciary committees to create results.”
They might assume more crime against Christian pro-lifers ahead of the upcoming significant Supreme Court decision in June and want to make it appear like they care. he questioned.
For reply demands for this article, the FBI and DOJ did not respond right away.
CompassCare , was attacked a second day in March 2023. Virginia Allen of The Daily Signal reported at the time that security footage from the attack showed a man walking up to the front of the maternity center, spraying the word” Frauds” over the CompassCare indicator, and then walking backwards down the street.  ,
The extreme pro- pregnancy group, Jane’s Punishment, took responsibility for the June 2022 war of the pro- lifestyle center. The phrases” Jane was around” were also spray-painted on the side of the building by pro-choice activists.  ,  ,
Since the May 2022 hole of the document Supreme Court opinion indicating that Roe v. Wade , would shortly thereafter be rejected, there have been at least 236 attacks on Catholic churches and at least 90 attacks on pro- life pregnancy centers, according to Catholic Vote trackers.
The FACE Act, which prohibits the intentional destruction or damage of reproductive health care facilities, theoretically safeguarding both pro-life churches and pregnancy centers, is a violation of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act.
But President Joe Biden ‘s , DOJ charged , only pro- life activists with FACE Act violations in 2022, and has since charged only five individuals with violating the FACE Act by targeting pregnancy centers.
In February, conservative leaders called on House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson to pass the , FACE Act , Repeal Act of 2023″ as soon as possible”.
The leaders wrote in a letter , which was first obtained by The Daily Signal, that “in the wake of additional pro-life activists being convicted by the Biden administration under the FACE Act for peacefully protesting outside an abortion business, we respectfully urge you to take immediate legislative action to protect peaceful pro-life activists from the Biden administration’s weaponized Department of Justice and an unconstitutional law.
According to Advancing American Freedom Executive Director Paul Teller, the Biden administration “has weaponized the FACE Act against peaceful pro-life sidewalk counselors and activists who want to save lives and change hearts and minds.”
This report was written by Virginia Allen.
