From：Internet Info Agency 2026-01-15 02:30:01
A Ford Motor Company worker was suspended after publicly shouting insults during former President Donald Trump's visit to the Dearborn, Michigan truck plant, sparking widespread attention. The United Auto Workers (UAW) quickly voiced support for the employee, describing him as a "strong and militant union member." Laura Dickson, UAW Vice President overseeing the Ford department, issued a statement on Wednesday emphasizing that the worker had exercised his right to free speech and that the union would firmly defend its members' right to speak out in the workplace. The union's stance highlights its commitment to protecting members' rights to political expression and has further intensified the controversy.
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