President reagan opposed the patco strike because:
-he did not agree with strikers’ demands.
-he did not support organized labor in general.
-the strike was illegal.
-the controllers would not negotiate.
how did reagan respond to the patco strike?
-he fired those who did not obey his order to return to work.
-he ignored the strikers and their demands.
-he secretly negotiated with strikers.
-he ordered companies not to hire strikers.

1) the strike was illegal.

2) He fired those who did not obey his order to return to work.

Explanation:

President Reagan opposed the PATCO strike because: the strike was illegal.

Reagan responded to the PATCO strike by firing those who did not obey his order to return to work.

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