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Abortion extremists have struck again, this time targeting a Michigan clinic that provides mother and unborn baby care. As this is just the latest in a long line of attacks, they are becoming increasingly dangerous. 

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Pro-abortion militants attacked the Mother and Unborn Baby Care (MAUBC) pregnancy center in Southfield, Michigan, on September 16. 

According to The Blaze, In addition to peer counseling and ultrasounds, MAUBC provides diapers, formula, clothing, and referrals for medical care, housing, and adoption. Since 1984, it has served the metro Detroit community.

Here’s the local FOX channel’s report on the situation.

With spray paint, the militants shattered windows and vandalized the establishment, writing “If abortions aren’t safe, neither are you.” They signed their death threat “Jane.”

A pro-abortion terror group called “Jane’s Revenge” started targeting pro-life institutions before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade on June 24. Among the hundreds of similar attacks on pro-life centers, churches, and individuals, the terror group has claimed responsibility for at least 18 of them. It has been reported that some of these attacks involved firebombings and that injuries were sustained.

For example, as we reported in May, a group attacked the offices of Wisconsin Family Action in Madison, Wisconsin with Russian homemade explosives.

On one wall was the Antifa A symbol. On another was 1312 which is short code for ACAB, the Antifa slogan for All Caps Are Bastards. Then, in what was easily the most spine chilling of all their threats, was the message “If abortions aren’t safe, neither are you.”

This likely won’t be the last time a pregnancy center is attacked. The FBI needs to crack down on these pro-abortion militants and make sure that they are held accountable for their actions. These attacks cannot be tolerated in a civilized society.

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