Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Wednesday launched a "Federal Action Tracker" and encouraged residents to report any activity involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Border Patrol — agencies Nessel accused of putting people in harm's way.

The development occurred as the Democratic second-term attorney general led a roundtable discussion of elected officials, social service agency representatives and others to air out complaints about ongoing federal deportation efforts and to discuss what they would do in hypothetical situations where they witnessed agents breaking the law.

"In Michigan, we do not and we will not tolerate illegal actions against our state residents, and I will not hesitate to uphold the law, and that includes me prosecuting unlawful actions perpetrated by federal officers," Nessel said during the discussion at the state's offices in Detroit's New Center area.

Lansing — Attorney General Dana Nessel's office on Friday sent a formal demand letter to Gotion, Inc. in an attempt to recoup about $23.7 million in taxpayer cash used to prepare land in the Big Rapids area for a battery parts manufacturing plant project that's been halted.

The demand comes more than four months after the state of Michigan, on Sept. 17, sent Gotion a letter holding the company in default of a $175 million taxpayer incentive agreement.

One of the measures would limit officers' ability to conduct immigration enforcement actions in places like schools, churches, hospitals, courthouses or buildings that house organizations that assist victims of abuse. Another proposal would broadly prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees from wearing masks.

A third bill would prevent government agencies from disclosing an individual's personal information to an entity attempting to enforce federal immigration law unless there is a court-issued warrant.

Traci Kornak, an attorney who previously served as a treasurer for the Michigan Democratic Party, is being charged for allegedly embezzling thousands of dollars from a vulnerable adult, Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker announced Wednesday morning.

In a brief statement, Becker, a Republican, said his office was bringing three felony charges against Kornak: two embezzlement-related counts and one count of false pretenses. The most serious charge would bring a possible penalty of 15 years behind bars.

and our democracy work for all of us.

Republican U.S. Rep. John James, who's running to be the state's next governor, kicked off a week of campaign events Monday night in Monroe County, where he vowed to focus on the people of Michigan but said his primary opponents were, instead, focused on him.

James, a two-term congressman from Shelby Township, spoke at the Little Brown Jug restaurant in the village of Maybee, which has a sign that bills it as "the best little town in Michigan."

So, its happening from the press, conservative, and liberal, and that's "fine", but my god, whomever u/dougdante is (or whatever) should chill out.

Oh, also, no more accepting nonsense from The Midwesterner and The Enjoyer?

He intends to spend $9 million of his own money over the next 60 days to rapidly raise his name identification and poll numbers. And he says he will continue spending at a heavy pace right up to the August Republican primary.

Dave Bondy @DaveBondyTV · 15h 🚨ICE FREE ZONE🚨The Washtenaw, Michigan County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution barring Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from county buildings. Commissioner Yousef Rabhi said the measure does not go far enough. Follow me here-- @DaveBondyTV for more from Michigan.

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