The protester of a pervasive life sentenced to more than three years in prison told Fox News Digital to still process President Donald Trump’s pardon.
“Be pardoned the President of the United States is something I’m still trying to register, “Bevelyn Beatty Williams told Fox News Digital.” I don’t think I can figure out how big it is because I don’t see myself as … a celebrity person that people like to call me. It’s just like a regular, old Bevelyn. “
Trump pardoned 23 prisoners on Friday for a living who condemned President Joe Biden’s administration to violate Face act, Federal law prohibiting the use of force for those who access clinics for abortion and other reproductive health care institutions.
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Bevelyn Beatty Williams with his wife Rickey. (Photo: Bevelyn Beatty Williams)
Trump told the media on Friday that “we released 23 people who were unjustly set up and had to do with Pro-Life. And, they will be released and they will be very quickly. It was shameful what happened.”
IN June 2020Williams organized a protest in front of a planned parenting in Manhattan and allegedly pushed the door closed to the hand of a worker who opened the door to the volunteer, injuring his workers’ hand.
AND a statement From the United States Lawyer’s Office in the Southern District of New York that “June 19, 2020 and June 20, 2020. Williams threatened and used force against patients and staff members in the reproductive health center located on Donji Manhattan (” Health Center “) and blocked patients and members of the staff to approach the Health Center. “
In a press release, she describes one occasion where she “pressed her body on the door of the patient’s health center entry and refused to move, preventing a health care center volunteer to enter the health center. As an employee of the Health Center (” Victim-1 “) to open the volunteer door, Williams intentionally leaned against the door, breaking the victim-1. “
July 24, 2024. Williams was convicted US District Judge Jennifer L. Rochon for 41 months in prison, who said Williams “repeatedly intimidated and disturbed individuals who seek and provide critical reproductive health services. She did this by physical blocking access to clinics, threatening staff and force.”
“I was accused and sentenced to three and a half years in prison for serving a abortion clinic and I practiced my first amendment, “Williams said Fox News Digital. “And they accused me of being loud and threatening and distracting and violent, all the things that were not true. And they sent me to my federal prison for three and a half years.”
Williams, 33, president and co -founder In the ministries of wellsShe said her abortion attitudes changed when former New York Government Andrew Cuomo signed the Law on Law 2019, which legalized abortion until birth In most cases.
Bevelyn Beatty Williams with wife Rickey and daughter. (Photo: Bevelyn Beatty Williams)
“I had three abortions in the past, and so I didn’t start Pro-Life, “Williams said.” I think what set fire to my life struggle when Government Cuomo legalized an abortion for up to nine months … Once I became a Christian, I realized that abortion was not right and I always knew it was wrong. He never thought to me, okay, abortion was health care … but at the same time, when the Government Cuomo legalized an abortion for up to nine months, he hit me that this is really a murder and this poor, innocent babies are tortured for convenience. “
She said her punishment was particularly difficult toward her husband.
“My husband was devastated,” Williams said. “My husband cried and cried that night after the penalty. And it was only every day he was like a clock who was counting down until the day I had to turn. My daughter, who was two, was not aware of what was going on. But she felt my absence.
Bevelyn Beatty Williams with wife Rickey and daughter Eleanor. (Photo: Bevelyn Beatty Williams)
She said she didn’t know what was next, but wanted to encourage communication and dialogue.
“For me, this is not the time to settle. I feel like the fight is still involved,” Williams said.
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“Will I continue to protest,” she added. “I feel like … my behavior is filled with the appropriate season. I understand when I move. You know, when I protested and preached against certain things, Coid left, you were taken away. cities.
