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| | ==Official Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn== | | ==Official Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn== |
| − | ''The list is current as of August 11, 2022.'' | + | ''The list is current as of August 11, 2022. Cities which subsequently repealed ordinances are shown to maintain the official count by Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn.'' |
| − | #Waskom, Texas (the first city to pass such an ordinance)<ref>https://www.arklatexhomepage.com/news/local-news/waskom-passes-sanctuary-city-law-for-the-unborn/</ref> | + | #Waskom, Texas (the first city to pass such an ordinance) |
| − | #{Omaha, Texas, repealed its ordinance after being threatened with legal action; in order to maintain the official count by Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn, they are listed here in order to maintain the official count} | + | #Omaha, Texas (repealed its ordinance after being threatened with legal action) |
| − | #Naples, Texas<ref>https://www.ketk.com/news/top-stories/two-northeast-texas-cities-become-sanctuary-cities-for-the-unborn/</ref> | + | #Naples, Texas |
| − | #Joaquin, Texas<ref>https://www.arklatexhomepage.com/news/state-news/texas/joaquin-city-council-to-consider-becoming-sanctuary-city-for-unborn/</ref> | + | #Joaquin, Texas |
| − | #Tenaha, Texas<ref>https://www.arklatexhomepage.com/news/local-news/tenaha-city-to-become-5th-sanctuary-city-for-the-unborn/</ref> | + | #Tenaha, Texas |
| − | #Gilmer, Texas<ref>https://www.news-journal.com/news/local/gilmer-latest-east-texas-city-to-adopt-anti-abortion-ordinance/article_6e471e40-df3a-11e9-b02b-7bef539d5284.html</ref> | + | #Gilmer, Texas |
| − | #Westbrook, Texas (the first city outside of East Texas, where the movement started and remains the strongest)<ref>https://thetexan.news/sanctuary-city-for-the-unborn-ordinance-passes-in-west-texas-town/</ref> | + | #Westbrook, Texas (the first city outside of East Texas to pass such an ordinance) |
| − | #Rusk, Texas<ref>https://www.thecherokeean.com/articles/46338/view</ref> | + | #Rusk, Texas |
| − | #Colorado City, Texas<ref>https://thetexan.news/colorado-city-and-big-spring-pass-ordinances-effectively-outlawing-abortion/</ref> | + | #Colorado City, Texas |
| − | #Gary, Texas<ref>https://www.panolawatchman.com/news/gary-passes-ordinance-to-outlaw-abortion-within-the-city-limits/article_48e0488c-393c-11ea-8c13-6bd0a5294601.html</ref> | + | #Gary, Texas |
| − | #Big Spring, Texas<ref>https://thetexan.news/colorado-city-and-big-spring-pass-ordinances-effectively-outlawing-abortion/</ref> | + | #Big Spring, Texas |
| − | #Wells, Texas<ref>https://www.jacksonvilleprogress.com/news/wells-town-officials-opt-to-be-sanctuary-city-for-unborn/article_f7f72392-4f83-11ea-bcb9-cf998d0d69e8.html</ref> | + | #Wells, Texas |
| − | #Whiteface, Texas<ref>https://klvtnews.wordpress.com/2020/03/13/whiteface-becomes-the-13th-city-in-the-state-to-pass-an-ordinance-to-ban-abortion-clinics-in-the-city/</ref> | + | #Whiteface, Texas |
| − | #East Mountain, Texas<ref>https://www.ketk.com/news/local-news/another-east-texas-town-declares-itself-sanctuary-city-for-the-unborn/</ref> | + | #East Mountain, Texas |
| − | #New Home, Texas<ref>https://thetexan.news/15th-city-in-texas-outlaws-abortion/</ref> | + | #New Home, Texas |
| − | #Morton, Texas<ref>https://thetexan.news/town-of-morton-outlaws-abortion-declares-itself-sanctuary-city-for-the-unborn/</ref> | + | #Morton, Texas |
| − | #Ackerly, Texas<ref>https://thetexan.news/ackerly-becomes-17th-texas-town-to-outlaw-abortion/</ref> | + | #Ackerly, Texas |
| − | #Grapeland, Texas<ref>https://www.ketk.com/news/local-news/grapeland-passes-ordinance-outlawing-abortions-in-city/</ref> | + | #Grapeland, Texas |
| − | #Goldsmith, Texas<ref>https://thetexan.news/goldsmith-becomes-19th-sanctuary-city-for-the-unborn-in-texas/</ref> | + | #Goldsmith, Texas |
| | #Carbon, Texas | | #Carbon, Texas |
| | #Gorman, Texas | | #Gorman, Texas |
| | #Murchison, Texas | | #Murchison, Texas |
| | #Latexo, Texas | | #Latexo, Texas |
| − | #Hayes Center, Nebraska (the first city outside of Texas known to have passed such an ordinance)<ref>https://www.hayescentertimesrepublican.com/feature-stories/hayescentersanctuaryfortheunborn</ref> | + | #Hayes Center, Nebraska (the first city outside of Texas known to have passed such an ordinance) |
| − | #Blue Hill, Nebraska<ref>https://www.knopnews2.com/2021/04/15/blue-hill-is-second-nebraska-town-to-outlaw-abortion-in-city-limits/</ref> | + | #Blue Hill, Nebraska |
| | #[[Lubbock]], [[Texas]] (by far the largest city to pass such an ordinance, and the first city where an abortion clinic actually operates to pass such an ordinance; this required a vote of the citizenry to pass after the council refused to do so) | | #[[Lubbock]], [[Texas]] (by far the largest city to pass such an ordinance, and the first city where an abortion clinic actually operates to pass such an ordinance; this required a vote of the citizenry to pass after the council refused to do so) |
| | #Abernathy, Texas | | #Abernathy, Texas |
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| | #Nazareth, Texas | | #Nazareth, Texas |
| | #Cisco, Texas | | #Cisco, Texas |
| − | #{Mason, Ohio, repealed its ordinance upon election of new council members; in order to maintain the official count by Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn, they are listed here in order to maintain the official count} | + | #Mason, Ohio (repealed its ordinance upon election of new council members) |
| | #Anson, Texas | | #Anson, Texas |
| | #Slaton, Texas | | #Slaton, Texas |