Protesters Converge On Michigan State House

Several thousand people angry at Republican lawmakers for rushing passage of what protesters say is anti-union legislation are converging in Lansing this morning, as lawmakers take final votes on so-called "right to work" legislation. The measures would prohibit requirements that nonunion employees pay unions negotiating their contracts and other benefits.

Gov. Rick Snyder, who calls the measures "pro-worker," is expected to sign the legislation later this week, making Michigan the 24th right-to-work state in the U.S.