Rising Voices and Emgage Michigan will also be there with helpful resources.

I hope you’ll join us for this important and timely conversation.

Join us for a Know Your Rights Town Hall.

We’ll be joined by experts from the ACLU and the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center to talk through First Amendment rights to protest and free speech, including what your rights are when interacting with law enforcement, and to answer your questions.

Tonight! #HealthcareForAll

I’m always grateful for the chance to hear directly from constituents and I hope you can join us! Please contact my office if you have any questions at mikemcfall@house.mi.gov or (517) 373-0140

As health care costs continue to be unaffordable for families across the state, this conversation is an important step towards ensuring access to affordable care for every Michigander.

Join me for a town hall as we discuss MiCare, a proposal to create a universal, publicly financed health care system in Michigan.

Both projects are already underway, and without these funds, local communities would be stuck scrambling to cover these costs. That’s not right. When the state makes a commitment, our cities deserve certainty, not chaos.

In our district alone, this includes $1 million already promised for Warren to make critical ADA-compliant park upgrades and a long-overdue new elevator at the Hazel Park District Library.

Canceled funding for $645M in projects can proceed after AG Nessel rules blockage unconstitutional A law that enabled House Republicans to unilaterally reject $645 million in previously approved funding is unconstitutional, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.

I am happy to see the Attorney General confirm what many of us have been saying all along: the provision allowing one chamber to cancel these funds was unconstitutional. www.crainsdetroit.com/politics-pol...

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Taxpayers deserve to know where their money is going, and I’m done with backroom deals that don’t put Michigan communities first.

I’m proud to be part of a bipartisan bill package to crack down on secretive, taxpayer-funded corporate incentive deals. If companies want public dollars, they should face real transparency, real oversight, and real consequences when they don’t deliver.

I’ve never been a fan of corporate welfare, but if the state is going to hand out taxpayer dollars, there must be strong guardrails.

Each month, my office selects a teacher from our State House district to spotlight the incredible work educators do every day. Our schools, our students, and our community are stronger thanks to dedicated teachers like Laura. Thank you for making such a difference in the lives of your students!

I was honored to recognize Laura Shultz from Wilkinson Middle School in the Madison District Public Schools as December’s Teacher of the Month!

This fight isn’t over, and I’ll keep pushing to make sure Michigan stands on the side of science. This harmful practice has no place in our state.

I’m deeply disappointed by the court decision blocking Michigan’s ban on conversion therapy for minors. Medical experts agree, this practice is dangerous and has been linked to higher rates of depression and suicide among LGBTQ+ youth.
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The MI Secure Retirement plan gives workers, especially at small businesses, a simple payroll deduction option, at no cost to employers or employees.

Legislators to consider statewide retirement savings program LANSING — A new legislative proposal calls for a statewide retirement savings program to help Michiganders save for the future, including those who work for small businesses that might not normally ha...

42% of Michigan workers don’t have access to a retirement savings plan through their employer. That's why I reintroduced my bipartisan legislation to help more Michiganders save for retirement.
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May this Festival of Lights remind us to stand together, choose peace, and look out for one another. Wishing everyone a meaningful and peaceful Hanukkah.

Tonight marks the beginning of Hanukkah, a time centered on light, resilience, and family. As we celebrate, it’s impossible to ignore the rise in antisemitism we’re seeing across our country and here at home. Hate has no place in our communities.

I’ll keep fighting to get this money back and make sure our communities aren’t left paying for political games.

Some municipalities and organizations tell me they’d already signed contracts, placed special orders, paid deposits, or otherwise spent money expecting to be reimbursed from the funds the state had allocated and promised. Those groups are now scrambling and afraid they’ll be left holding the bill.

These weren’t abstract line items. This funding supports moms and babies, children with cancer, public safety, housing, local nonprofits, and community development — including projects right here in our own district.

Michigan Dems say $645M work project cuts are ‘cruel’; GOP’s Rylee Linting also calls foul • Michigan Advance Organizations that have relied on Michigan state agency work project funding learned Thursday that the House Republican vote to disapprove nearly $645 million in agency spending will be harmful to key...

I’m frustrated and deeply concerned that the Republican Speaker canceled $645 million in already-approved state grants this week, using an obscure loophole so neither the Senate nor the governor could block it.
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Thank you to everyone at ICD for the invitation and for the compassion and commitment you bring to our region every single day. Here's to many more years of positive impact.

It was great catching up with Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist and so many friends and fellow elected officials from across Metro Detroit who came out to honor this incredible milestone.

Last night I had the privilege of attending the ICD - Islamic Center of Detroit's 25th Anniversary Gala. ICD has spent decades supporting families, empowering youth, providing food and resources to neighbors in need, and strengthening our broader community.

Michigan officials insist 2019 auto no-fault law lowered car insurance rates. It didn't. State officials issued a press release misstating information from a report on the effect of the 2019 auto no-fault law. The law was intended to lower car insurance rates for Michigan drivers.

"Don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining." - Judge Judy
Did your car insurance go down? Mine definitely did not.
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A project this big, the largest energy demand increase in Michigan’s history will have real impacts on residents and ratepayers, and people deserve honest answers and a chance to be heard. Michiganders shouldn’t be left in the dark on decisions that affect their communities and their energy bills.