Wisconsin protesters camp out at state capitol, defy instructions to leave.
Protestors in Wisconsin have at least one reason to celebrate this afternoon. Police said they will be allowed to spend another night at the Wisconsin capitol protesting the proposed budget bill, according to CNN.
Originally, the police said all protestors needed to be out of the building by late Sunday afternoon. Many people did leave but hundreds defied the order and remained inside. Those who stayed said that they were willing to take the risk of being arrested.
The Wisconsin State Assembly passed a controversial bill that strips most public workers of their collective bargaining rights, CNN reports. The bill now moves to the Senate, where it looks like a whole new battle is set to begin.
Fourteen Democratic Senators have fled to Illinois to prevent a quorum which keeps the bill from being voted on. Republicans are calling on the Democrats to come back and do their job.
Capital deems website inappropriate content for its internet service.
Union supporters continue to rally in Wisconsin, but are outraged that the left-leaning website was blocked for a period of time this morning, according to CNN.
The protests in Wisconsin's capital rage over Governor Walker's budget plan.
Protests in Wisconsin have continued for almost a whole week over Governor Scott Walker's proposed budget plan, according to CNN.
The protests that have occured in Madison, Wisconsin started because the state's unions feel the new budget plan won't allow them have any say in negotiating with their employers.
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