New proposed federal law would bar unions from promoting antisemitism
Briefly

Sen. Bill Cassidy emphasized that "the purpose of a union is to represent their members, not force them to fund extreme political agendas against their will." This statement articulates the core concern of the proposed legislation, highlighting the need for transparency and consent in how union dues are utilized, particularly with regard to political positions that may not align with all members' beliefs.
The resolution passed by the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys to boycott Israel received backlash from about one-third of its members, many of whom are Jewish. This internal division underscores the contentious nature of union-supported political positions and raises questions about representation and the potential implications of such resolutions on union solidarity.
Read at New York Post
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