Flashback: Biden admin repeatedly used USAID to push abortion in Africa
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President Donald Trump's administration is going after USAID, an organization President Joe Biden used to push abortion agenda in Africa and across the globe.
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Biden cleared the path for U.S. funding to flow toward pro-abortion groups across the globe just days after entering office. He signed an executive order rescinding the Reagan-era "Mexico City Rule" on Jan. 28, 2021.
The rule, first rescinded by President Barack Obama and then reinstated during Trump's first term, prevented foreign aid from going to nongovernmental organizations that promote abortion or provide abortion services.
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