Marriage, Family, & Children

Promises Kept: Protecting American Children from Chemical and Surgical

The Trump Administration has set out to purge gender ideology from the federal government and dismantle the social institutions that indoctrinate children as well as to ban the practice of child chemical and surgical mutilation and impose sufficient pressure on the medical community to abandon it as a discipline. Given the irreversible consequences of these procedures, it’s not surprising that President Trump’s policies command robust support—polls show that 56% of Americans favor banning interventions like puberty blockers, hormone therapies and surgeries on children.[1]

The American Dream Begins with Life

The Physical and Mental Health Effects of Chemical Abortion

In 2000, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved two drugs, mifepristone and misoprostol (mifepristone and misoprostol may also be referred to as chemical abortion, abortion with pills, drugs, and medication), for the sole purpose of terminating a pregnancy.

Temporary Caregiver Authorization Act

Family Preservation and Protection Act

This Act protects parents’ ability to make reasonable child-rearing decisions by ensuring that age-appropriate independence, educational choices, and ordinary family circumstances are not misclassified as neglect. It clarifies the legal standard for state intervention, limits unnecessary investigations and removals, and ensures that child-welfare resources remain focused on cases involving actual harm or immediate danger, thereby strengthening family autonomy and safeguarding the integrity of the home.