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US News: President Biden's goals of fighting climate change and supporting unions are colliding in Michigan as the United Auto Workers (UAW) go on strike again
Workers at plants in Ohio (left), Michigan (right) and Missouri went on strike Friday. United Auto Workers (UAW) president Shawn Fain (inset) is demanding a 40 percent pay increase.
UAW members, the union president, and Sen. Bernie Sanders plan to attend a solidarity rally in Downtown Detroit after the strike began.
The American Trucking Associations had harsh words for the United Auto Workers and the President as the strike began on Friday, threatening the EV transition and some trucking markets.
Brandon Bell, who’s worked at Ford's Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne for three years, said workers need boosted pay and benefits.