Protest over controversial “right-to-work” legislation in Michigan
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“Right-to-work” legislation was passed by the Michigan House of Representatives on Tuesday despite vociferous protests from union members and their allies.
Protesters gather for a rally in the Michigan Capitol rotunda in Lansing. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press)
“Right-to-work” legislation was passed by the Michigan House of Representatives on Tuesday despite vociferous protests from union members and their allies.
Police officers confront protesters outside the state Capitol in Lansing, Mich. (Andre J. Jackson / Associated Press)
Protesters sit in the rotunda of the state Capitol in Lansing, Mich. The crowd was demonstrating against so-called right-to-work legislation. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press)
Armando Ramos protests during a rally at the Michigan Capitol in Lansing. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press)
From left, union members Brian Brissette, of Auburn, Mich.; Tom Gazley, of Romeo, Mich.; and Eric Kozlow, of Warren, Mich., watch via TV monitor as the Michigan House of Representatives votes on “right-to-work” legislation. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press)
A masked protester looks at Michigan State Police in riot gear as union members and their supporters rally at the Michigan State Capitol. (Bill Pugliano / Getty Images)
Union members and supporters from around the country rally at the Michigan Capitol to protest a vote on Right-to-Work legislation in Lansing. (Bill Pugliano / Getty Images)