Posted on 05/26/2022 1:38:44 PM PDT by Salman
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The Department of Justice has given the green light to National Guard members on active duty for their states to join labor unions, despite a U.S. law that makes it a felony for military personnel on active federal duty to unionize.
The department on Tuesday settled a federal lawsuit filed in Connecticut by labor unions, having conceded the federal ban does not stop Connecticut National Guard members on state duty ordered by the governor from seeking collective bargaining rights. Both sides agreed to a dismissal of the case.
Already, the case has prompted some National Guard members in Texas to unionize.
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The Feds want them to strike if they are sent to the border by the state, if they are Federalized, conveniently through, they wouldn’t be able to strike.
Not possible under Federal Law. The judge should be impeached for ruling to VIOLATE Federal law.
Our National Guard and our military may NOT be UNIONIZED. Under Military Law and under Federal Law.
They are up to making our Defense capabilities ruled by union bosses the Communists will control— the Chinese Communists.
Well General, I think you will have to take that up with our shop steward.
Union stewards soliciting National Guard members to join unions can be detained in small cells until they see the light of reality
Yet another way to weaken our Armed Forces.
Aw heck. Unionize the entire military. What harm could it do? 🙄🐴💩
Laws do not matter anymore :(
That’s the end of the National Guard. I wonder what else the Biden administration will allow to die in this country.
The judge is in direct violation of the UCMJ. Judges do not make law.
It's pretty basic. You cannot change the law by agreement in a lawsuit. Not even DOJ.
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