Michigan Legislation

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MI HB4167
This bill proposes to establish specific sentencing guidelines for the illegal use of xylazine, a substance that can have dangerous effects when misused. It aims to amend existing laws to address the growing concerns surrounding this drug and its impact on public health and safety. The bill is intended to create clearer consequences for those caught unlawfully using xylazine.
Introduced House Mike Mueller
MI SB0024
This bill allows for the sharing of certain information related to juvenile justice cases for research purposes. It aims to improve understanding and effectiveness of juvenile justice services by facilitating access to data. The changes amend existing laws to ensure that this information can be used responsibly and ethically in research.
Engrossed Senate Stephanie Chang
MI SB0122
Michigan Senate Bill 122 aims to update the enforcement powers of the Department of Health and Human Services under the public health code. It modifies several sections of existing law while repealing others, potentially streamlining how health regulations are enforced in the state.
Introduced Senate Jonathan Lindsey
MI HB4163
This bill seeks to prevent the Michigan National Guard from being deployed into active combat without an official act of Congress. It aims to ensure that any military action involving the state's National Guard is authorized at the federal level. The bill adds a new section to existing military affairs legislation in Michigan.
Introduced House Steve Carra
MI HB4164
This bill seeks to allow the Michigan National Guard to be deployed into active duty combat without needing an official act of Congress. It aims to add new definitions related to this authority to the existing military laws in Michigan. Essentially, it would give the state more control over the deployment of its National Guard troops in combat situations.
Introduced House Dylan Wegela
MI HR0029
This resolution calls on the U.S. Congress to temporarily stop any increases to the Adverse Effect Wage Rate for the H-2A Temporary Agricultural Workers Program. This wage rate affects how much agricultural employers must pay foreign workers brought in under this program. The goal is to provide some financial relief to farmers during challenging economic times.
Introduced House Gina Johnsen