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A U.S. district judge in Lubbock found that his court was not the appropriate venue for a lawsuit Planned Parenthood filed against the city of Lubbock over the "Sanctuary City for the Unborn" ordinance.
Hendrix heard oral arguments over whether his court had jurisdiction over a lawsuit filed against the City of Lubbock by Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas.
CBNNews.com 'The Church of Jesus Christ Banded Together': Lubbock, TX Votes to Become a Sanctuary City for the Unborn 05-03-2021 The citizens of Lubbock, Texas, have approved a measure aimed at outlawing abortion in the west Texas city. It's a move likely to prompt legal action from opponents who call it an unconstitutional ban on the procedure. Residents voted Saturday to declare Lubbock a "sanctuary city for the unborn," bypassing the city council's rejection of the proposal last year over concerns that it would be unenforceable and tie up the city in costly litigation. ***As Big Tech censo...
Voters in the City of Lubbock approved the Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance that seeks to make it illegal to perform an abortion inside city limits. The ordinance that the Lubbock City Council called unconstitutional and unenforceable was put to a public vote through a petition process. The ordinance was the only item on the City of Lubbock's May 2021 election ballot, and it passed on Saturday. A total of 34,260 votes were cast in the election: 21,400 votes were in favor of the ordinance and 12,860 votes were against. About 62.5% of the votes were in favor of the ordinance. "The Chur...
On Friday's edition of The Chad Hasty Show, Terisa Clark and Eleah Lehnen from Project Destiny joined Chad in the KFYO studio to discuss issues in tomorrow's election on an ordinance which would make the city of Lubbock a sanctuary city for the unborn. Clark and Lehnen shared the reasons Project Destiny was founded in Lubbock, and addressed some of the rumors and misconceptions about the ordinance. While speaking about her eye-opening experience during citizen comments in a Lubbock City Council meeting, when she realized the Council was not listening to constituents, Clark said, "There ...