Here is the letter from her fellow former alumni at Rhodes College (you can see the signatories in that letter) :
https://www.facebook.com/RhodesAlumniAgainstACBNomination/posts/104627561405048
The signatories condemn Barrett for belonging to “the Notre Dame chapter of the anti-choice group University Faculty for Life” and argue that the Federalist Society would only approve a nominee who “is willing to overturn or seriously curtail Roe v. Wade.”
Naturally, the alumni do not admit the fact that Roe v. Wade rests on extremely dubious reasoning, twisting the Fourteenth Amendment to include a right to abortion even though America was tightening abortion restrictions while Congress passed that amendment.
Is it illegal to be pro-life?
At one time even Larry Tribe admitted there is no basis for Roe in the Constitution, although he’d probably deny saying that today.