LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Greater than 100 folks took time Friday to participate in a Veterans March on the state Capitol.
The march is described as protesting Mission 2025. On the flyer for the march, organizers wrote, “Project 2025 will decimate programs veterans rely on and has already eliminated vital lifelines.”
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
Greater than 100 present as much as assist veterans at state Capitol. (WLNS)
This march in Lansing is only one of what organizers hope will probably be marches at each state Capitol constructing throughout the nation.
