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Pro-Life Millennial Experts: 'Women Who Are Pro-Choice Are Giving a False Choice'

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Three leading experts from the pro-life community joined CBN News with their perspectives on abortion. 

Topics included the status of pro-life victories in the near future, what barriers these woman have faced with their advocasy, and how the Trump Administration is following-through with it's pro-life campaign promises. 

"[President Trump] said he was going to make religious liberty a priority...The Obamacare HHS Mandate forced business top pay for and provide abortion-inducing drugs, contraceptives, and sterilzation in their health insurance plans, and just recently the administration has work to free that up from businesses. So it's been really encouraging to see [Trump] deliver on that. -Alison Centofante, Alliance Defending Freedom

"Women who are pro-choice are giving a false choice, a false dichotomy: You can either be a woman and pursue your education or career and have your life ahead of you, OR you can have a child and your life ends...Pro-life women are giving solutions - they're giving solutions and not saying that you have to kill your child in order to succeed in life, and that is the most pro-woman position we can take." -Arine Grossu, Family Research Council

"Ultimately I think the pro-life message is prevailing the way that is does bcause it is so empowering, it is so positive. Pro-life Americans are full of love for mothers and their unborn childen. So the pro-life community is reaching out to women and offering material assistance or prayers or help with navigating adoption or assistance to be able to feed their families." -Melanie Israel, The Heritage Foundation

Watch the full interview above. 

ALSO: Be sure to read about how the Department of Health and Human Services has declared "life begins at conception" reported by Jenna Browder.

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John Wesley Reid is a senior fellow with the Hungary Foundation. Before moving to Budapest, John worked in Washington, D.C. for over six years covering politics, the Supreme Court, and church relations within the political sphere. John studied political science at Biola University and is an alumnus of Hillsdale College’s James Madison Fellowship. During his tenure in D.C., John was the editor-in-chief of Liberty University's Freedom Center, a producer with CBN News, digital media director for the Family Research Council, and he is a contributing author for various publications. John is a