The departure of the Service Employees International Union (1.8 million members strong) from the AFL-CIO:
A)strengthened the focus of the AFL-CIO to serve those who work in manufacturing jobs.
B)weakened the AFL-CIO, even though it still has about 10.5 million members.
C) was the result of the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act.
D)created room for more craft unions to join the AFL-CIO.

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The departure of the Service Employees International Union weakened the AFL-CIO, even though it still has about 10.5 million members. This loss of membership and resources has made it more difficult for the AFL-CIO to effectively advocate for workers' rights and interests.

The Departure of the Service Employees International Union (1