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House Dems' Plan Cracks Down on Human Trafficking Penalties for crime against women, children will be among toughest in U.S.
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House Dems Restore $184M to Michigan Schools School Aid deadline moved to June 1 to prevent future budget chaos
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Michigan's Military Voters Count Too Legislation helps ensure those who defend us have their vote counted
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Michigan's 20j Schools' Funding Restored Under Plan Lawmakers put $52 million back into education
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House Dems Vote to Expand Job-Creating Tax Credits Incentives vital to attracting 21st century job providers
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Scripps' Loan Program Will Promote Renewable Energy, Create Jobs House passes plan to take advantage of federal stimulus funds
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House Passes 'Mozelle Alert' to Protect Seniors Plan part of continuing campaign to crack down on elder abuse
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Local Leaders, Police, Educators Rally for Michigan Future Plan House plan will protect priorities that will turn Michigan's economy around
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Dems: 'Health Care Rebate' Will Fund Health Care for Kids, Seniors Plan pays for vaccinations, x-rays, life-saving treatments
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Dems Move 'Michigan Future Plan' to Position State for Turnaround Investments strengthen police and fire protection, Promise Scholarships, health care for kids, seniors
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No Budget, No Pay Legislators' plan docks pay for not finishing state budget on time
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House Preserves Funding for Community Colleges Bipartisan agreement supports their role in training workers for good-paying jobs
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Lawmakers Join College Students in Fighting to Protect Michigan Promise Students from across Michigan descend on Capitol to save Promise Scholarship
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Dillon Names House Budget Conferees House Dems to fight for education, Medicaid, public safety
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Dillon: Budget Must Protect Education, Medicaid, Police House Dems will fight for vital programs as they move to pass deep cuts
State Representatives Dudley Spade (Tipton) (left) and Lee Gonzales (Flint Township ) discuss Spade's plan to crack down on human trafficking in Michigan on the House Floor on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 . The plan, which was introduced Thursday, will strengthen protections against this growing crime and go after those who finance and profit from human trafficking, which victimizes hundreds of thousands of people from around the world every year.
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