Bob McCarty Writes

The state of Michigan’s Department of Environmental Quality yesterday ordered abortionist Alberto Hodari to retrain his clinic’s employees as to the proper disposal of human waste (their politically-correct term for “aborted children”), prompting outrage from American Life League President Judie Brown.

“Mere fines for this outrage would have been a grave injustice!” Brown said in a news release Wednesday. “But the State of Michigan chose the regulatory equivalent of a slap on the wrist; no fines were leveled. This simply proves, once again, the need to protect the human dignity of preborn children through personhood is more urgent than ever.”

“That Michigan authorities did not have the courage to bring the maximum penalty the law can afford against this abortionist sends a terrible signal to the abortion industry,” Brown added. “Now that they have gotten away with it once, we can, unfortunately, be sure they will feel more emboldened in their grisly acts of violence against preborn babies.”

In early March, hazardous waste crews were called to Hodari’s WomanCare abortion facility to haul away the human remains of aborted babies. According to the Michigan DEQ, human tissue is supposed to be disposed of either by incineration, cremation or cemetery burial. Each violation of the law is subject to a fine up to $2,500 and up to $1,000 for each day the violation occurred.

To read an Associated Press article published Wednesday on this topic, click here.

For more information on the subject, visit: Jill Stanek: The Hodari Archives