President Joe Biden called for unionization across the auto industry and embraced the broader labor movement in an address to members of the United Auto Workers at a car plant in Illinois on Thursday.
Biden, who wore a red T-shirt emblazoned with the UAW logo, hailed the union workers for carrying out a 46-day strike against the automakers that ended with tentative deals last month.
"These deals are game-changers not only for UAW workers but for all workers in America," said Biden, who in September became the first U.S. president to join workers on a picket line when he visited a UAW protest in Michigan.
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