President Joe Biden to Show Solidarity with Striking UAW Members by Visiting Michigan Picket Line

President Joe Biden will make an unprecedented show of solidarity with organized labor on Tuesday, when he visits the picket line of striking members of the United Auto Workers union in Michigan.

The president announced his plans on social media on Friday, after UAW President Shawn Fain had invited him to join the picket line. President Biden has described himself as the “most pro-union president in American history,” and his visit is expected to send a strong message of support for organized labor.

The UAW strike began on September 15th, when nearly 50,000 workers walked off the job at General Motors plants across the country. The workers are demanding better wages, improved benefits, and job security.

The president’s visit is likely to be welcomed by the striking workers, who have been picketing for weeks. It is also likely to be welcomed by labor leaders, who have long sought the support of the White House.

The president’s visit is expected to be a major boost to the striking workers, who have been fighting for a fair share of the value they have helped create. It is also likely to be seen as a sign of the president’s commitment to organized labor and his willingness to stand in solidarity with workers.