Billboards Question Troops' Deployment
Billboards near two North Carolina bases are asking troops if their current deployment is what they signed up for.
Near the Army's Fort Bragg and the Marine Corps' Camp Lejeune, the billboards are part of a campaign led by About Face: Veterans Against The War and Win Without War.
Did you go to Airborne just to pull security for ICE?
The campaign aims to reach troops who may have questions about the legality of current or future orders as the Trump administration increasingly uses the military for domestic duties.
The billboards are a response to the Trump administration's surge in domestic deployments, including immigration and law enforcement.
Author's summary: Billboards question troops' deployment near North Carolina bases.
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