The indictments represent the first suspects known to have been arrested in attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers since a rash of incidents began in 2022.
“The defendant attempted to prevent women from accessing their legal right to vital reproductive and pregnancy services,” United States Attorney Breon Peace said.
Although some had speculated that the pro-abortion presence might be larger this year, only about a dozen pro-abortion protesters stood in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.
On the day of the March for Life, President Joe Biden issued a pro-abortion proclamation to commemorate the anniversary of the now-obsolete Roe V. Wade decision.
Proposals now under consideration would uphold traditional Christian teaching that marriage is between one man and one woman.