Students for Life of America has joined efforts to push for a provision in a federal reconciliation bill aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood, with its president publicly stating that this measure will bring down the organization. This move reflects the organization’s political lobbying and executive engagement in promoting policies that could limit reproductive healthcare access.

On March 26, 2025, Students for Life of America announced a nationwide series of Life Chain events aimed at defunding Planned Parenthood, a move that rallies anti-abortion sentiment and employs politically charged symbolism to undermine reproductive rights. The events, planned across 33 states including Washington D.C., feature displays of pink crosses representing lives lost and articulate an aggressive political stance which, from an anti‑fascist perspective, signals a support for authoritarian policies.

In a politically charged campaign, Students for Life Action rallied its base ahead of President Trump’s Congressional Address to call for the defunding of Planned Parenthood. Utilizing aggressive messaging and high-profile endorsements from conservative figures such as Charlie Kirk and Isabel Brown, the organization sought to paint Planned Parenthood as a political adversary to Trump while leveraging taxpayer funds as a tool against its opponent. This event underscores a proactive alignment with authoritarian political rhetoric, raising concerns over the use of political mobilization to further partisan and potentially oppressive agendas.

Students for Life Action, part of Students for Life of America, organized lobby days across 26 states with the aim of advancing a pro-life legislative agenda. The campaign is designed to push bills that restrict abortion access by defunding abortion providers and altering policies related to reproductive rights. From an anti-fascist perspective, this event exemplifies the use of political mobilization and legislative influence to promote an agenda that can undermine democratic pluralism and limit individual rights.

Students for Life Action, affiliated with Students for Life of America, launched a pro-life lobbying campaign in 26 states to advance anti-abortion legislation. This aggressive political strategy has been critiqued from a left-leaning perspective as fostering authoritarian approaches by attempting to impose restrictive reproductive rights laws.

Students for Life Action initiated a major lobbying effort in 26 states as part of its 'Make America Pro-Life Again' Roadmap, aiming to promote restrictive abortion legislation and shift policy in favor of pro-life measures.