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Good riddance!

After an estimated five decades of murdering pre-born babies, Minnesota’s oldest abortion business has finally shut down and will soon be demolished, LifeNews reports. 

The Robbinsdale Clinic, located near Minneapolis, has been sold to an internet company who will now replace the killing center with a new data center. 

Sadly, this milestone will not bring back the lives of an estimated number of over 60,000 babies killed under the clinic’s motto, “Health Care for the Entire Family.” (Murdered children are apparently excluded from that statement).

According to a 1989 deposition cited by LifeNews, the center was originally established as a “family practice” in the early 1960’s. It allegedly joined the baby killing business in 1973 after the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision. 

But the babies didn’t go down without a life-saving fight. 

Pro-Life Action Ministries began counseling pregnant women on the sidewalk outside the business in the mid-1980’s, saving hundreds of preborn children. The group even held a funeral for 13 babies in 1987, after one pro-life advocate discovered their mothers’ patient records in a dumpster behind the building. 

While they were sued by the business multiple times to the point of banishment from the sidewalk, Pro-Life Action refused to give up on the unborn. They eventually bought the property next door, establishing a “Chapel of Innocents” for pro-life prayer rallies and sit-ins, described as “rescue missions.”

This prompted pro-life advocates to establish a life-saving pregnancy resource center across the street, which the killers at Robbinsdale had to compete with. 

They clearly weren’t too happy about their customers being diverted: 

Now that Robbinsdale’s business has been shut down entirely, the street will be a brighter one to drive through.

“We are very grateful to God that this blight in the city of Robbinsdale and, indeed, the whole of Minnesota is now closed,”  Brian Gibson, Pro-Life Action’s CEO told LifeNews. 

One down, many more to go!