Michigan HB4796 prohibits outside military forces from entering the state without the governor's authorization.
Michigan HB4796 amends the state's militia law to prohibit armed military forces from other states, territories, or districts from entering Michigan without the governor's authorization. This restriction does not apply to U.S. armed forces acting under the President's authority. The bill aims to regulate the deployment of outside military forces within the state.
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