Marva Sadler helped lead Whole Woman’s Health’s expansion into New Mexico; departure comes approximately one year after AFNM exposed Albuquerque facility operating without running water

Abortion Free New Mexico Declares a State of Emergency After Guttmacher Ranks New Mexico #1 in Abortion Rate While State Leaders Continue Prioritizing Abortion Expansion Over Public Safety, Education, and Families

Abortion Free New Mexico Challenges Governor to Release Source Behind 2024 Statistics

Governor Celebrates Abortion Pill Access Despite the FDA’s Black Box Warning for Hemorrhage, Infection, and Sepsis

Video Footage Highlights Stark Contrast Outside Albuquerque’s Largest Planned Parenthood Facility

Le Monde investigation highlights Albuquerque faith-based abortion activists partnering with organized pilot networks transporting women across state lines for abortion

While activists organize, register voters, and aggressively shape culture, much of the Church retreats into silence — and New Mexico is collapsing under the consequences.

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Testimony Blocked. Survivors Cut Off. Missing Abortion Data Ignored. Bill Advances on Party-Line Vote. By Bud Shaver, Santa Fe, New Mexico — What took place in the House Judiciary Committee was not open debate — it was one-party rule in full display. Under Democrat leadership, committee power is being used not just to manage hearings but to control them, suppress dissent, and advance policy with minimal public scrutiny. This heavy-handed approach reflects what Abortion Free New Mexico documented in our recent report, A Pattern of Secrecy: Abortion Oversight Shrinks Under Democrat Control, which outlines how Democratic leadership has systematically eroded transparency in areas ranging from emergency response records to statewide abortion reporting — even as taxpayer…

By Bud Shaver, ​Albuquerque, New Mexico — As Senate Bill 30  (SB 30)  heads to its first House committee hearing today, Abortion Free New Mexico (AFNM) says a clear pattern has emerged in New Mexico: when abortion-related oversight questions arise, transparency contracts rather than expands. “For years, whenever we uncover abortion-related injuries or raise questions about aborted babies used in medical research, the response isn’t investigation — it’s obstruction,” said Tara Shaver, spokesperson for Abortion Free New Mexico. “If there is nothing to hide, why is transparency always the first thing to go?” AFNM points to three areas where access to public information has contracted: emergency response records, university procurement documentation, and statewide abortion reporting data.…

By Bud Shaver, ​Albuquerque, New Mexico — In a 24–15 vote, the New Mexico Senate passed SB 30, repealing the state’s abortion reporting requirement. Notably, senior Democrat Senator Pete Campos voted with Republicans against the bill. SB 30 eliminates a statute that currently requires all abortions induced in the state to be reported within five days to the state registrar, either by the institution in which it was performed or by the attending physician if performed outside of an institution.​ The reporting requirement does not publish patient names. It exists for statistical, public health, and oversight purposes. Now it will be gone. At the same time, many of the same lawmakers advancing SB 30 have supported sweeping new…

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