Univision News delivered a highly unusual pro-life report on Wednesday about the Supreme Court's hearings on Mississippi abortion law, allowing the broadcast of anchor Carolina Sarassa's on-air recognition of the humanity and sentience of an unborn child.
The surprising segment also featured three pro-lifers, including Mario Díaz, general counsel for Concerned Women for America, and Raimundo Rojas, Director of National Right to Life, who was asked by Sarassa to speak from the point of view of the unborn.
Univision News delivered a highly unusual pro-life report on Wednesday about the Supreme Court's hearings on Mississippi abortion law, allowing the broadcast of anchor Carolina Sarassa's on-air recognition of the humanity and sentience of an unborn child.
The surprising segment also featured three pro-lifers, including Mario Díaz, general counsel for Concerned Women for America, and Raimundo Rojas, Director of National Right to Life, who was asked by Sarassa to speak from the point of view of the unborn.