Michelle Boorstein Michael Alison Chandler Julie Zauzmer The Washington Post

Thousands of activists at the annual March for Life enjoyed a rare display of political firepower Friday, with addresses by the president, vice president and House speaker all celebrating gains the anti-abortion movement has made under Donald Trump. But the movement's elevated status comes at the price of much internal debate.

Thousands of activists at the annual March for Life enjoyed a rare display of political firepower Friday, with addresses by the president, vice president and House speaker all celebrating gains the anti-abortion movement has made under Donald Trump. But the movement's elevated status comes at the price of much internal debate.