PHOENIX: When President Donald Trump took office last month heading one of the most vocally anti-abortion administrations in modern US history, it was clear that one of his first targets would be Planned Parenthood.
He has promised to end federal funding for the non-profit health care group with some 650 centers across the United States offering abortions and other health services—a longtime goal of Republican politicians even though Planned Parenthood says only around three percent of the services it provides are abortion-related.
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