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  • South Dakota Indian Tribe Will Open Abortion Business if Ban Becomes Law

    03/23/2006 4:46:45 PM PST · by sgent · 131 replies · 3,442+ views
    Lifenews.com ^ | March 23, 2006 | Steven Ertelt
    Pierre, SD (LifeNews.com) -- A South Dakota Indian tribe is throwing a monkey wrench into the state's plans to ban virtually all abortions in the state. Should the ban become law, one tribe says it will open up an abortion business on their tribal lands, which wouldn't be subjected to the abortion ban. Cecilia Fire Thunder, president of the Oglala Sioux tribe of South Dakota, says Sioux nation sovereignty means the new ban doesn't apply. As a result, she said she will lead an effort to build a Planned Parenthood abortion center at the Pine Ridge Reservation. “To me, it...
  • Fire Thunder Fired: Tribe Burns Plans For Abortion Clinic [South Dakota]

    06/01/2006 4:39:42 PM PDT · by dukeman · 15 replies · 611+ views
    PINE RIDGE, South Dakota -- The Oglala Sioux Tribal Council voted yesterday to outlaw abortion on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and suspend tribal president Cecelia Fire Thunder until impeachment proceedings could be brought against her. Fire Thunder made headlines when she vowed to open an abortion mill at Pine Ridge in defiance of the new state law passed earlier this year banning abortion. However, the tribal council decided otherwise and took action to bring tribal law into agreement with South Dakota state law. “This is a loud and clear message to the abortion crowd that the people of South...