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The FBI arrested this pro-life father of 11. Now he’s getting paid.

theblaze.com · 2h · first reportShare

Anti-abortion activist Paul Vaughn was convicted in 2024 on a felony charge of conspiring to prevent access to a Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, reproductive clinic, then pardoned alongside 23 other pro-life activists the following year by President Donald Trump. Now, Vaughn’s attorneys have announced they have reached a seven-figure settlement with the federal government. “Paul Vaughn is a father of 11. Bless his heart ... and he’s a Christian pro-life activist,” guest host Ron Simmons says on "Relatable." “Federal prosecutors charged him under the Freedom of Access to Clinics Entrance Act called the FACE Act, a 1994 law that makes it a crime to use force, threats, or physical obstruction to interfere with access to abortion clinics or other reproductive health facilities,” he explains. “You can be there. You can be there and witness. You can be singing songs. You can be praying. You can be actually even handing out literature. You just can’t use force or physical obstruction or threats,” he a