What spurred the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in southeast Oregon
Story Date: 1/4/2016

 

Source: Wesley Lowery, THE WASHINGTON POST, 1/3/16



The several-hundred-person procession through Burns, Ore., concluded at Dwight Hammond’s doorstep early Saturday evening. In a town of less than 3,000 tucked in Oregon’s southeast corner, it was a massive show of support for Hammond, 73, and his son Steven, 46, as they prepared to report to federal prison Monday.

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