“When they claim that abortion is a sin, our members respond that abortion is a right for families.”

“We used to help about 20 people a month when the right to abortion was still guaranteed. Now it’s more like 60 to 70.”

“This report exposes the disturbing reality that organizations operating under the banner of ‘faith’ are actively helping build interstate abortion pipelines into New Mexico,” ​

“When abortion activists claim abortion is not a sin, they are attempting to redefine evil itself. You cannot claim the name of faith while organizing transportation networks to help kill unborn children. Abortion is violence against innocent human life, and Scripture is clear that shedding innocent blood is a sin.”

“These are not isolated local activists operating independently. This is part of a larger, well-funded ideological movement involving billionaire-backed donor networks, political organizations, abortion funds, transportation systems, and activist nonprofits working together to expand abortion access across state lines.”

“These activists are not merely offering rides,”

“They are building coordinated interstate systems designed to move women across state lines for the purpose of ending unborn human life while attempting to shield themselves behind nonprofit structures, donor networks, and political activism.”

“As more Texas cities and counties adopt ordinances prohibiting abortion trafficking and interstate abortion coordination, organizations helping facilitate these transportation networks are raising increasingly serious legal and ethical questions that deserve full public scrutiny and investigation,”

“No organization should assume it is immune from accountability simply because it operates under nonprofit or religious branding.”

“Faith-based organizations helping coordinate abortion transportation networks while working to circumvent existing state laws protecting unborn children should face serious scrutiny regarding their nonprofit tax-exempt status,”

“Americans should not be forced to subsidize organizations facilitating the destruction of innocent human life under the guise of charity or religion.”

Abortion Free New Mexico is calling for federal review of nonprofit organizations involved in interstate abortion-access coordination, abortion transportation networks, and efforts aimed at circumventing state laws protecting unborn children.

“As SB 30 now takes effect and New Mexico eliminates abortion reporting requirements, international media outlets are simultaneously documenting how activist transportation networks are openly coordinating abortion travel into our state,” ​

“The abortion industry is evolving into a coordinated interstate operation, and New Mexico politicians are helping create the environment where it can thrive.

The people of New Mexico deserve transparency regarding the organizations, donors, political networks, and transportation systems helping build an interstate abortion infrastructure centered in New Mexico.

​Public funding requires public accountability.”

“We don’t want to be political.”

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“Pray privately. Worship quietly. Avoid controversy. Stay neutral.”

But historic Christianity was never passive.

“We don’t want to be political.”

History would look very different.

That is not neutrality. That is surrender.

“When Christians retreat from political life, evil does not become less political — it simply becomes less opposed. New Mexico is now living with the consequences of a silent Church.”

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“The billboard we fully funded and placed in Muleshoe was strategically located near the New Mexico-Texas border because that corridor has become a major pathway for women traveling into New Mexico for abortions,” said Tara Shaver of Abortion Free New Mexico. “Our goal was to reach Texas mothers before crossing state lines and remind them that Texas laws are intended to protect both women and their unborn children. New Mexico has become an abortion destination with very limited oversight, no parental notification protections for minors, and decreasing public accountability. Communities like Muleshoe are sending a message that women deserve support, protection, and real alternatives that uphold the dignity and safety of both mother and child.”

“In some situations, the very person transporting a minor for an abortion may also be the person exploiting her,” Shaver said during testimony. “Abortion does not remove that abuse — it can instead cover it up and return vulnerable girls back into the same dangerous situations.”

“Way to go, Muleshoe,” said Dickson. “This vote would not have been possible without the residents who gathered signatures and stood for the protection of pregnant mothers and unborn children. Muleshoe has now joined dozens of Texas communities taking a stand against abortion trafficking and the exploitation of vulnerable women and children.”

"Since August 2023, 48 political subdivisions have passed ordinances substantially identical to the Muleshoe ordinance. The Muleshoe ordinance marks the 13th Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance adopted in 2026 alone."

“Every mother who chooses life instead of traveling to New Mexico for an abortion is a victory for both mother and child,” Shaver added. “This movement is growing because people are realizing abortion trafficking is not compassion — real compassion protects women, minors, families, and unborn children together.”