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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will be stripped of emergency powers she used during the coronavirus pandemic after a 76-year-old law was repealed Wednesday.
The GOP-led state House followed the Senate s lead on Wednesday in voting 60-48, largely along party lines, to support an Unlock Michigan petition seeking to eliminate the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act of 1945.
Whitmer, a Democrat, is unable to issue a veto after the state Supreme Court determined the law was unconstitutional. The repeal will not take effect until
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Washington Examiner reached out to the governor s office for comment. The Michigan House approved the Unlock Michigan citizens initiative to repeal the unconstitutional 1945 state law Gov. Gretchen Whitmer used to hold unilateral power over the people of Michigan during the COVID-19 pandemic. Your voices have been heard! Michigan House Republicans tweeted following the vote.
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It was first introduced by State Representative Ken Borton from Gaylord.
It would allow people to put out food for birds and other wildlife regardless of DNR baiting rules.
But only apply to food meant to prevent animals from going hungry or to view them.
Up to two gallons of feed would be allowed to be placed at a time within 300 feet of a home.
“I’ve heard from people all over northern Michigan, all over the state of Michigan for that fact, that love feeding the birds, feeding the squirrels, seeing the wildlife near their homes. So I think this is going to allow people to do that again and not fear being turned into a criminal for doing it,” said Rep. Ken Borton.
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