3 highlights from Marjorie Taylor Greene's hearing on aborted baby parts 'black market'

By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Thursday, March 21, 2024

Illegal activity

Demonstrators speak at the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising's press conference and demonstration outside the D.C. Board of Medicine office in Washington, D.C. on March 21, 2023. PAAU held a weeklong series of events to raise awareness and call for 'justice' about the five dead full-term aborted babies discovered by activists Terrisa Bukovinac and Lauren Handy last March. — Demonstrators speak at the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising's press conference and demonstration outside the D.C. Board of Medicine office in Washington, D.C. on March 21, 2023. PAAU held a weeklong series of events to raise awareness and call for "justice" about the five dead full-term aborted babies discovered by activists Terrisa Bukovinac and Lauren Handy last March. | The Christian Post/ Nicole Alcindor

Daleiden and Bukovinac asserted throughout their respective testimonies that their work had uncovered illegal activity within the abortion industry.

The project lead at CMP called for subpoenas against the abortion workers featured in the footage his group recorded.

“The message that our civilization needs now more than ever is that the value of every human being is infinite,” Daleiden testified, calling it “imperative” for the House to reopen formal investigations into the harvesting of aborted baby organs.

The CMP president argued that investigations are necessary so “taxpayer-funded entities can never put a price tag on human beings.”

Likewise, Bukovinac wants a full investigation into Cesare Santangelo, the abortionist at the Washington-Surgi Clinic, and an autopsy of the five late-term babies. The activist cited undercover footage the pro-life group Live Action released in 2013 that allegedly shows Santangelo saying his facility would not provide medical care to an infant who survived an abortion.

The PAAU founder said Congress should hold “very thorough hearings” about Santangelo and his facility’s practices.