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Abortion Free New Mexico recently spotlighted some fresh undercover footage from the investigative sharpies over at the New Mexico Sentinel. The hidden-camera gem was shot on November 26, 2025, at the Valley Abortion Group in Albuquerque, better known by its charming acronym, the VAG clinic.
VAG likes to pat itself on the back for providing abortion with “survivor-centered care,” which sounds lovely until you watch the Sentinel video where clinic staff casually chat with some random guy about how simple it would be to haul a pregnant 14-year-old from Texas up to their New Mexico shop for the procedure.
The man claimed the girl was his “niece,” but the staff didn't so much as raise an eyebrow, pause, or bother to wonder if this dude was really an uncle or just a garden-variety sexual predator trying to tidy up his own mess.
“The minute this man came in asking how to get an abortion for a 14-year-old minor, any legitimate healthcare staff would have recognized a possible red flag,” says Troy Newman, President of Operation Rescue. “But these abortion workers not only explained how to circumvent Texas abortion laws, including parental consent, they also readily explained how to get all the costs covered, including the cost of the abortion, travel, and hotel. This dump is a human trafficker’s dream come true.”
VAG staff also cheerfully informed the guy, “We go up to 34 weeks… so technically there is almost no deadline.”
Operation Rescue’s 2025 Annual Survey, which combs through data from every abortion clinic in the country, couldn't pin down any real cut-off date from VAG either.
“This undercover video only confirms what our investigators already knew,” says Newman. “This new clinic is willing to abort through all nine months of pregnancy, and for any reason. No baby in utero is safe at any gestational age from these killers. And certainly no women are safe, as their staff already show no concern about reporting possible sexual abuse or human trafficking. It’s clearly a no questions asked operation.”
‘No questions asked’ has been the go-to motto for abortion in New Mexico for ages, and it's as dangerous as it sounds in one of the ten states with zero gestational limits.
Operation Rescue just reported on the passing of late-term abortionist Susan Robinson, who used to crow about how wonderfully lax New Mexico's abortion laws were, letting her kill babies deep into the third trimester. In a 2013 interview, she bragged, “So there is nothing legal to stop me from doing any abortion that I think is appropriate.”
Tara Shaver from Abortion Free New Mexico weighed in, “New Mexico’s lack of oversight has created a system where abortion businesses can openly market to patients from other states, including vulnerable minors, while operating with minimal regulatory scrutiny . . . New Mexico is rapidly becoming the epicenter of a cross-state abortion industry, yet state leaders continue to refuse meaningful oversight or transparency.”
The VAG Clinic, which swung its doors open in December 2024, obviously gets that New Mexico is happy to green-light any abortion at all, even one involving a potentially coerced or abused 14-year-old girl based solely on the say-so of her so-called “uncle.”
Newman added, “I guess ‘survivor-centered care’ is right. Any woman would be lucky to survive this so-called clinic, especially if her pimp or abuser came around beforehand to make sure no staff member was going to ask any tough questions. New Mexico officials should be investigating this dump, not protecting it. It took one guy with a hidden camera to show the real face of this facility. Imagine what an official investigation might uncover.”
Look, the whole thing is a grim circus of evasion, euphemism, and zero accountability, wrapped in a bow of self-congratulatory "care" rhetoric that wouldn't fool anyone paying attention. New Mexico's abortion free-for-all is less about women's health and more about keeping the questions at bay while the cash rolls in. If that's "survivor-centered," count me out of the survivor club.
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