Michigan Senate authorizes legal action to compel House to present nine bills to the Governor.
The Michigan Senate passed a resolution authorizing the Senate Majority Leader to initiate legal action against the House of Representatives. This action aims to compel the House to present nine bills to the Governor, as required by the Michigan Constitution. The House has failed to present these bills, despite the Senate's passage and return of the bills for Governor presentation. The resolution underscores the House's constitutional duty to present all bills passed by the Legislature to the Governor.
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