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U.S. Labor Against the War (USLAW) is a national network of almost 200 unions, labor councils and allied labor organizations. USLAW calls for an immediate end to the military occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, return of all US troops and security contractors, substantial reductions in military spending and redirection of those resources to meeting human needs and supporting social services and the demilitarization of U.S. foreign policy.  Founded in 2003, USLAW has worked for many years in partnership with veteran and military family antiwar groups.  USLAW's mission statement is available on its website HERE USLAW's active role in the Move the Money/New Priorities campaign and in the Occupy Wall Street/Occupy Everywhere movement has been to highlight the critical importance of addressing the wars and massive military expenditures within the context of our local and national budgets and our economic and foreign policies.  


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