The president recognized Down Syndrome Awareness Month with a statement celebrating the "lives of the more than 250,000 Americans with Down syndrome," pledging a deeper "understanding of Down syndrome and learning more about how we can ensure the beautiful people with Down syndrome are able to fully participate in society," and honoring the "sanctity of their lives, at every stage."



"All people are endowed by their Creator with dignity and the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," Trump said. "Despite some persistent myths and stigmas, even within the medical community, our Nation strongly embraces the undeniable truth that a Down syndrome diagnosis is an opportunity to embrace God's gifts."



"I stand for life—in all of its beautiful manifestations—and I, and my Administration, will continue to condemn the prejudice and discrimination that Americans with Down syndrome too often endure," he added.



The president noted that continuing research and treatment helps more people with Down syndrome live healthier and longer lives. This work, along with "innovative speech, occupational, and physical therapies," helps "ensure many of our youngest citizens with this condition are able to live fulfilling, independent, and productive lives"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here.



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