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We were out in Flint, protecting your right to vote in yesterday's 3rd Ward special city council election If you see something, say something. Help us protect the vote. Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
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Watch Michigan United Fight for You
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MU in the News: Fighting Against Cuts to the Safety Net
Michigan United's Pastor Monica Villareal was in the Flint news asking county board members about funding cuts to social services.
Flint Council Passes Landmark Medical Debt Relief Plan for Residents
After months of delays, the Flint City Council approved a proposal on Wednesday to erase $32 million in medical debt for Flint residents.
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.
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