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Alyssa Burr

Alyssa Burr

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Total articles 758

  • Trump’s attacks on public services spur protests in Michigan

    By Alyssa Burr Verified| The Michigan Independent Verified A resistance movement is growing in Michigan as concerned residents come out in protest against President Donald Trump’s policies, including the targeting of public services such as education and health care. Anti-Trump protests in 2025 look different than they did during the president’s first term, said Ryan Bates, an organizer with the Michigan Resistance Coalition, which comprises 30 social justice and grassroots organizations across the state.

    By Alyssa Burr Verified · The Michigan Independent

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Trump administration ends programs funding local farm food for Michigan school meals

    By Alyssa Burr Verified| The Michigan Independent Verified The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced $1.13 billion in funding last year for a pair of programs to help schools, child care centers, and food banks obtain locally sourced foods. After schools and other facilities had begun working out arrangements with local farmers, President Donald Trump’s administration informed them on March 7 that the programs had been canceled, according to Politico.

    By Alyssa Burr Verified · The Michigan Independent

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Trump’s attacks on public services spur protests in Michigan

    By Alyssa Burr Verified| The Michigan Independent Verified A resistance movement is growing in Michigan as concerned residents come out in protest against President Donald Trump’s policies, including the targeting of public services such as education and health care. Anti-Trump protests in 2025 look different than they did during the president’s first term, said Ryan Bates, an organizer with the Michigan Resistance Coalition, which comprises 30 social justice and grassroots organizations across the state.

    By Alyssa Burr Verified · The Michigan Independent

    Apr. 08, 2025

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