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$Les Little, 59, of Detroit waves a flag as protesters with the National Action Committee march against Governor Snyder\'s Right to Work push at his S.E. Michigan Office at Cadillac Place, in mid-town Detroit Monday Dec. 10, 2012. About 50 protesters picketed Monday outside Michigan government offices.$

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James Carter, of Detroit watches as a group of protesters march during an anti right-to-work protest outside of Cadillac Place in Detroit, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012. About 50 protesters picketed Monday outside Michigan government offices Monday in downtown Detroit, chanting slogans.

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Protesters marched outside Cadillac Place over the Right to Work issue in Detroit, on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012. Protests are taking place a day after Republicans converted Michigan from a seemingly impregnable fortress of organized labor into a right-to-work state.

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Lawyer Kevyn Orr talks with Reuters before a news conference where Michigan Governor Rick Snyder (not pictured) announced him as his choice for emergency financial manager for the city of Detroit, in the state offices at Cadillac Place in Detroit, Michigan March 14, 2013. For fixing the finances of the majority black city, Snyder tapped Orr, an African-American lawyer and life-long Democrat who studied in Michigan and specializes in corporate bankruptcy. At his presentation to the Detroit media on Thursday, Orr acknowledged the political pressures on Snyder, including from those who asked why he was spending so much time on Detroit.

Lawyer Kevyn Orr talks with Reuters before a news conference where Michigan Governor Rick Snyder (not pictured) announced him as his choice for emergency financial manager for the city of Detroit, in the state offices at Cadillac Place in Detroit, Michigan March 14, 2013. For fixing the finances of the majority black city, Snyder tapped Orr, an African-American lawyer and life-long Democrat who studied in Michigan and specializes in corporate bankruptcy. At his presentation to the Detroit media on Thursday, Orr acknowledged the political pressures on Snyder, including from those who asked why he was spending so much time on Detroit.

Les Little, 59, of Detroit waves a flag as protesters with the National Action Committee march against Governor Snyder's Right to Work push at his S.E. Michigan Office at Cadillac Place, in mid-town Detroit Monday Dec. 10, 2012. About 50 protesters picketed Monday outside Michigan government offices.

James Carter, of Detroit watches as a group of protesters march during an anti right-to-work protest outside of Cadillac Place in Detroit, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012. About 50 protesters picketed Monday outside Michigan government offices Monday in downtown Detroit, chanting slogans.

Protesters marched outside Cadillac Place over the Right to Work issue in Detroit, on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012. Protests are taking place a day after Republicans converted Michigan from a seemingly impregnable fortress of organized labor into a right-to-work state.

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