40 Days for Life activist Mark Houck discusses new appeal in his battle against an ‘activist’ judge

First on the fox – The pro -life activist Mark Hook, who filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Justice for his arrest and claim in the framework of the Biden administration, said that his family had prevented the settlement of a lawsuit by a “activist” federal judge.

Hook filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Justice last year, in an effort to obtain a restoration of what he called the “defective investigation” and “excessive force” after a team of about 25 people arrested him in front of his children.

Now, the judge’s decision will appeal before the third provincial court and calls on the Trump administration to pursue the end of the Ministry of Justice weapon against supporters, just once and forever. He discusses the case with his wife and 40 days for the founder of Life, Sean Carney, in a new video clip with Fox News Digital.

Hook said in the video: “You live in fear of this happening again, not only for yourselves but for others, and you want to know that this administration, which installed this message to the White House, is ready to intervene,” and they do this with all things, they are cleaning the house. ”

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In an interview with Fox News Digital, Sean Carney, head of life, 40 days, said: “I only think, democratic or Republican, we are tired of the judges who are active on both sides of the political corridor.”

“Nobody loves her – and just, this man is a victim,” Carney said, adding that the Ministry of Justice “needs to fix this.”

Appeals news, which is scheduled to be presented 40 days on behalf of Houk, is shared exclusively with Fox News Digital. The group has already submitted a notice of the appeal to the courts.

In the case, the settlement negotiations in which it entered 40 days of life with the Ministry of Justice in early 2025, after the opening of Trump.

The American boycott judge, Paul Diamond, who is appointed Bush, issued a sudden proposal to reject the case last month, and end the negotiations that were playing between Hook and the Ministry of Justice led by Trump.

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(40 -day Sean Carney spoke to life to Fox News Digital about the attractiveness of Mark Hook.)

It seems that the proposal to reject the case was originally submitted by the Ministry of Justice led by Biden, who was accused of Houg in 2021 of claiming that freedom of access to the clinic entrances, or face law.

In the video, Carney and Hawk discussed the judge’s decision as well as changes in the law enforcement community on a broader scale, and what they hope will be new priorities for the second Trump administration.

Hook said his family is disappointed by the judge’s actions, adding that “it reflects badly against the Trump administration.”

Speaking to Fox News Digital, Carney expressed his regret for the dismissal of a lawsuit by Diamond, who was described by a “activist” judge and accused of political bias. However, he expressed his confidence that the Trump administration will make it right.

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A family photo of Marc Hook, a pro -life activist, was arrested by the FBI, with his children. (Thomas more community)

“We are appealing the decision of the judge to continue the lawsuit against the Ministry of Justice,” Carney said. “Of course, if we are able to return to the right track with that, the idea is that we will be able to settle with the Ministry of Justice, because they want to settle.”

“We have a very strong attractiveness,” he said of their unprecedented summary. “We are very confident about the call.”

The FBI and the Ministry of Justice did not respond to the suspension requests.

Houk, a long -term volunteer with 40 days, was arrested in 2021 because of his actions outside the family planning clinic, which prosecutors said that the so -called freedom of access to the entrances to the clinic, or the face law.

He was acquitted by the Philadelphia jury, but he could face up to eleven years in prison if convicted.

Both of his prominent arrest at home, and the prolonged prison sentence that he could face if he was convicted, pushed anger from life -supporting groups, including 40 days for life, where Hook volunteered since 2007.

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In 2023, after the HOUCK, she joined Houk for 40 days in the prosecution of the Ministry of Justice about this ordeal, accusing law enforcement employees of conducting a “wrong investigation” against him, accusing law enforcement to use “excessive force” in FBI raiding his family’s home.

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Carney was previously affected, saying in a post on X this year that 40 days of life “targeted her constantly Biden Dog”.

“With 1,000,000 peaceful volunteers, we will always fight for freedom of expression for the American supporters and supporters of abortion. God bless Trump and a philantion for our support,” Carney said.