DOJ Weaponization: The Double Standard in Prosecuting Pro-Life vs. Pro-Abortion Activists
If the law is applied unevenly, it ceases to be a shield of justice and becomes something else entirely.
According to the Department of Justice’s own internal review, that is precisely what may have happened in the enforcement of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, known as the FACE Act.
In its findings, the DOJ states that during the Biden administration, enforcement decisions reflected a pattern that raises serious concerns about fairness and equal protection under the law.
At the center of those concerns is a simple but powerful question:
Were pro-life Americans treated more harshly than their pro-abortion counterparts?
A Measurable Disparity
Unlike many allegations in political debates, this one is backed by numbers.
According to the DOJ report, federal prosecutors sought significantly longer prison sentences for pro-life defendants than for pro-abortion defendants.
Average sentence requested for pro-life defendants: approximately 26.8 months
Average sentence requested for pro-a…
