After months of delays, the Flint City Council approved a proposal on Wednesday to erase $32 million in medical debt for Flint residents.
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Flint Organizations Demand City Council Action on Medical Debt Relief
On Jan 7th, A coalition of community organizations sent a letter to Flint City Council asking them to a proposal eliminating medical debt
MU in the News: Immigrant Rights Groups Brace for “Chaos”
Our own Diego Bonesatti was quoted in a Detroit News article on how Michigan United and sister groups fight for immigrant rights.
Immigrant, Refugee, and Asylum Seeker Rights in the US
Understand your legal rights as an immigrant, refugee, or asylum seeker; protections vary, so seek expert advice to navigate complex U.S. laws.
MU in the News: Michigan should Join States Funding Legal Representation for Immigrants
Our own Eloise Sirleaf was in the pages of Bridge Michigan, standing in favor of funding legal aid programs for immigrants.
MU in the News: What’s Next in the DTE Fake Public Comment Scandal
Em Perry of Michigan United was featured in the pages of Planet Detroit this week. See how we’re taking power back from DTE.
Understanding and addressing Michigan’s struggle for reliable, affordable electricity
Currently, Michiganders pay the highest electric rates for the second worst power outages in the Midwest.
LAWMAKERS MUST VOTE “NO” ON BIDEN’S INHUMANE BORDER DEAL THAT AIMS TO FURTHER ERODE DUE PROCESS AND SEPARATE FAMILIES
Michigan United strongly condemns President Joe Biden’s legislative deal that would affect the U.S.-Mexico border. We urge lawmakers to vote NO on H.R. 6678, 6679, 5585, and 6976.
Thank you for celebrating MLK weekend with Michigan United!
A look at our Justice Assembly and Awards Ceremony, recognizing those that embody Dr. King’s values of justice and dignity.
Join the Fight for Environmental Justice: How You Can Hold Utility Companies Accountable!
Michigan United’s Environmental Justice team has worked tirelessly to hold utility companies accountable and promote energy democracy. Unfortunately, Michiganders only receive $35 for their losses during every power outage, while these companies charge higher rates. This is unacceptable, and we need to demand more.