Abortion giant cashing in on gender dysphoria

In 2015, Planned Parenthood began providing hormone therapy for transgender folks -- many of them teenage girls suffering from gender dysphoria.

"Planned Parenthood is a population control organization; it always has been," Jim Sedlak of the American Life League says about why the abortion conglomerate got into the trans business. "The more females you can get to think that they're males, the better off you are in achieving population control."

"But the other reason is the money," the pro-lifer adds. "Hormone replacement therapy is very, very expensive."

Planned Parenthood bills insurance companies and also places the girls on Medicaid, because the government agency only considers the girls' income and not that of the parents. Planned Parenthood explains the process to the girls and then puts the consent form in front of them. 

"As soon as they sign the form, Planned Parenthood can't be responsible for anything," Sedlak explains. "It is the young girl who is responsible, and so Planned Parenthood is off the hook, legally. They're getting tons and tons of money, and our children, especially our high school children, are under attack."

Sedlak cites Los Angles schools as an example. The abortion chain is opening offices in about 50 of the district's schools and will have direct contact with students for contraception, abortion, and transgender hormone therapy.