29 Abortion Centers Closed This Year, Now 14 States are Abortion-Free

The number of operational brick-and-mortar abortion clinics held somewhat steady in 2024; all things considered. Twenty-nine clinics closed or halted abortions, while 46 clinics opened or resumed abortions. Twenty other clinics no longer see patients in person and were moved into the virtual pill supplier category, resulting in an overall net decrease of three abortion clinics, from 670 in 2023, to 667 in 2024.

This trend of abortion clinics abandoning the concept of meeting with patients in person emphasizes the difficulty abortion facilities are experiencing securing and retaining abortionists. It also draws attention to the allure of mail-order chemical abortion pills for profit-focused abortion centers, made more appealing by easier access and decreased operational costs...

Planned Parenthood, America’s abortion giant, has not only joined this lucrative trend with its new abortion app “PP Direct,” it also now offers gender-subversive drugs through 45 of its 49 affiliates – $699.3 million dollars of American tax money at work.

Following the fall of Roe, 14 states remain abortion free in 2024, including: Alabama, Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. Four more states have heartbeat protection laws that typically protect unborn babies after 6 weeks gestation: Florida, Georgia, Iowa, and South Carolina.

“There is no doubt that abortion facilities are struggling to survive in this post-Roe environment,” said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman, “and, as we conduct our extensive investigations, we continue to see evidence that abortion clinics are facing challenges hiring and keeping abortionists.”

“Pro-life laws not only protect unborn children directly, but they also play a key role in appropriately stigmatizing abortion. As pro-life Americans continue to work through every legal method possible to save innocent lives, we can trust that the 2022 overturn of Roe v. Wade is also playing a vital part in changing hearts – not all of them, but many.”