As abortion bans shutter clinics across the country, 'crisis pregnancy centers' led by anti-abortion advocates see an opening to expand into the reproductive care void.
The organization said that the new center would be part of the Guiding Star Project network, an anti-abortion association with
that, after the fall of Roe, launched plans to open around 22 new centers in the next three to four years, said GSP president Lisa Strei.Strei told Axios that this "aggressive expansion" is focused on states where abortion is criminalized to ensure that pregnancy centers in those places remain "relevant." She added that two GSP centers are currently "going through the process" of becoming medically licensed so that they can offer OB-GYN care.
GSP would not offer abortion or contraception care, as it claims that they both "interrupt natural, healthy biological processes.
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