US EditionYosemite Workers Hang Upside-Down Flag to Protest Federal Job Cuts
- Staff members at Yosemite National Park hung an upside-down flag as a protest against recent layoffs by the Trump administration, signaling "dire distress" according to the United States Flag Code.
- Demonstrations have also occurred at other national parks, including Rocky Mountain National Park and Joshua Tree National Park.
- The protest aimed to highlight concerns about the impact of job cuts on the services provided at national parks.
- Protesters believe the layoffs will reduce the services expected by "hundreds of millions of people" visiting national parks.
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Fired Government Employees Mar Yosemite National Park with Disgraceful Display
Federal employees dismissed from their positions hung an American flag upside-down from the summit of the iconic El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. The dismissed employees hung the flag Saturday, […] The post Fired Government Employees Mar Yosemite National Park with Disgraceful Display appeared first on The Western Journal.
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