Both sides met head-to-head here at Dearborn and Adams with police officers nearby to keep the peace.
, but works to limit penalties against those who seeks abortions in other states.
Both sides met head-to-head here at Dearborn and Adams, with police officers nearby to keep the peace.It was a fierce clash in the streets as strong words were shouted from across Dearborn, counter-protesting this March for Life Chicago rally in Federal Plaza. "Those people over there, they believe they have the right to tell someone, like me, with a uterus, what I can do. And I think that's not right," said Sarah Blazer.
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