Pro-life groups slam Harris for uncompromising abortion position: 'Christians are not welcome'

Pro-life groups are livid at Vice President Kamala Harris after she took an uncompromising position on abortion rights at odds with many faith-based health care providers.

Harris told NBC's Hallie Jackson on Tuesday that she does not support religious exemptions for abortion and would not make any concessions on that issue, if elected, under a potentially divided government. 

"I don't think we should be making concessions when we're talking about a fundamental freedom to make decisions about your own body," Harris said in the interview. 

Christian and pro-life leaders said her position is hostile toward believing doctors and Catholic hospitals, who view abortion as the sinful taking of innocent life. They questioned whether she would respect constitutional protections for religious Americans if she wins the presidency. 

HARRIS REFUSES TO MAKE CONCESSIONS TO REPUBLICANS ON ANY ABORTION LEGISLATION, INCLUDING RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS

"Kamala Harris' comments here show that she believes the First Amendment no longer applies to people of faith, including Catholics," said Brian Burch, president of CatholicVote, in an interview with Fox News Digital.

"She is setting the stage to put Catholic doctors in jail, to strip medical licenses from Catholic physicians and to shut down Catholic health care as we know it."