News & Fun in Michigan
Trump’s July 24 executive order marks a dramatic pivot in homelessness policy. It mandates involuntary treatment, defunds harm-reduction efforts, and ties federal grants to civil enforcement measures.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined 20 states in a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s regulation allowing the termination of federal grants, claiming it violates the Constitution and disrupts vital funding for state programs.
Attorney General Dana Nessel launches a public tracker spotlighting federal actions under Trump and their legal implications for Michigan residents. Federal Actions Tracker Raises Stakes for Trump-era Legal Challenges LANSING, MI – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is escalating her efforts …
Democratic lawmakers denounced the Trump administration’s refusal to release critical funds, leaving millions of Michiganders facing uncertainty. Shink Condemns Funding Freeze as Michigan Communities Suffer LANSING, Mich. – Sen. Sue Shink (D-Northfield Twp.) sharply criticized the Trump administration’s ongoing freeze on …
A federal judge temporarily halted the Trump administration’s freeze on federal funds, impacting crucial programs in Michigan, including Medicaid and Head Start. The ruling followed legal challenges from multiple states and organizations, highlighting the continued uncertainty for essential services and funding allocations.
