
Starting with the City of Mullin and ending with Crosby County, towns from a population of just over 100 to counties with nearly 40,000 residents have passed measures to protect unborn babies from abortion, and more could be coming.

Starting with the City of Mullin and ending with Crosby County, towns from a population of just over 100 to counties with nearly 40,000 residents have passed measures to protect unborn babies from abortion, and more could be coming.
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