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Two pro-life websites with identical content, LifeNews.com and Lifesitenews.com, claim that in 2018 'American Family Planning in Pensacola, Florida was shut down by the state for licensing issues.' I have no independent confirmation of this except for a few unreliable social media posts by pro-life activists celebrating it. The website itself claims 'Our office is currently under renovation and is temporarily closed.' It could be temporary or permanent, we'll have to wait for independent reliable confirmation. Nederlandse Leeuw (talk) 00:27, 16 June 2019 (UTC)Reply
