Morning Wire Pro Life Supporters Convicted & Mass Grave Dispute | 9.2.23
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Sep 2, 2023 Pro-life activists face conviction under the FACE Act, sparking debates about legal bias in cases concerning reproductive rights. Meanwhile, the search for alleged mass graves of Native American children in Canada raises questions about the accuracy of reported findings. London residents protest against new ultra low emission zone fees, pointing out the initiative's limited impact on emissions and highlighting rising tensions between city officials and local businesses. The episode captures the intersection of law, environmental policy, and public sentiment.
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Pro-Life Activists Convicted
- Five pro-life activists were found guilty of violating the FACE Act for protesting at a late-term abortion clinic.
- They face 11 years in prison for blocking the clinic entrance and allegedly injuring a staff member.
Canadian Mass Grave Investigation
- Investigations into alleged mass graves at Canadian residential schools have yielded no evidence of human remains.
- Earlier reports, based on ground anomalies, were misconstrued as graves, sparking outrage and vandalism.
London's ULEZ Backlash
- London's new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charges drivers of non-compliant vehicles $16 per day.
- This has led to public backlash, vandalism of ULEZ cameras, and a drop in support for Mayor Sadiq Khan.