The surrogate mother gave birth to the baby against the biological parents' wishes with help from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

McKenna West left her home to give birth in Texas when the baby was 20 weeks old and had a heart condition. The biological parents then asked her to have an abortion.

After McKenna West went to Texas, Ken Paxton helped ensure the baby would get necessary medical care after birth.

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Ken Paxton, the Attorney General of Texas, helped the surrogate mother.

Ken Paxton said the court made the right decision to protect the baby's life and ensure the baby gets the necessary care.

Ken Paxton's office worked to protect the baby's life and will continue to support the baby's well-being.

The biological parents did not agree to the life-saving surgery for the baby, but Ken Paxton secured a legal victory to protect the baby.

The baby, named Gabriel, was born and taken to a hospital for surgery.

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McKenna West left her home after the biological parents asked her to abort the baby.

The hospital where the baby's surgery will be performed has a 100% success rate.

Ken Paxton said the baby deserves a chance at life and will ensure the baby gets necessary care.

Ken Paxton arrived at the State of the Union address in Washington, D.C.

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