On Jan. 21, Dr. Fauci told board members of the pro-abortion World Health Organization (WHO) that president Biden would be ending the Mexico City Policy in the "coming days." The policy prevents federal tax dollars from funding abortion or its promotion in other countries.
“It will be our policy to support women’s and girls’ sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights in the United States, as well as globally,” Fauci said at the executive board meeting of the WHO. “To that end, President Biden will be revoking the Mexico City Policy in the coming days, as part of his broader commitment to protect women’s health and advance gender equality at home and around the world.”
He also told the board that the United States would not be leaving the WHO as the Trump administration was originally intending to do. Trump had planned for the US to leave the organization, claiming that the WHO protected China and misinformed the world about the dangers of the COVID-19 when the disease first broke out. The WHO also consistently uses its humanitarian relief funding to promote abortion in countries that don't recognize it as a right.
Fauci now serves as the Biden administration's chief medical advisor on COVID-19 and is continuing his role as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
