Hey everyone, I'm Kristen Hawkins and welcome to this new episode explicitly pro-life.

Today we're going to talk about pro-life unity and working together in communities to stop abortion.

And I asked my friend Mark Cavalier, he is the founder-executive director of the Coalition for Life Southwest out in El Paso, Texas, which I just had the pleasure

to visit El Paso.

It's like this own little place cut off from the rest of the country.

It's crazy.

But I've asked Mark to come and talk to us about what's happening in El Paso.

Because I think this is something that you need to know what's happening in El Paso, because what you're doing, Mark, I think, is something that can be replicated across the country.

Yeah.

And honestly, what we're doing is already just, you know, kind of taking a lot of what has been doing well and just seeing what works and what doesn't work and really making it work for our community.

How did you get started in El Paso with like the Coalition of Life?

You're not El Paso native, right?

So technically, El Paso, Texas is that far west tip of Texas and it's actually right under New Mexico.

I'm originally from Las Cruces, New Mexico, which is the largest city in southern

part of the state. New Mexico is one of, it kind of as notorious as the late-term abortion capital

of the country. It's one of the seven states that has no restrictions whatsoever on abortion.

Yeah, it's bad. No parental consent law is nothing, up to the day of birth for any reason at all.

And so it was 2014, the end of the 2014 that I had heard that an abortion facility was

going to be opening in our hometown of Los Cruces, which means the Croses, the city of

the crosses.

Wow.

And considering it's the late-term abortion capital, all of those facilities are clustered

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