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News You Can Use·Google News - Michigan (US)·9/3/2026, 1:31:00 AM·
Michigan asks US Supreme Court to stay out of dispute over voter ID, citizenship amendment - Michigan Public
Michigan has requested that the U.S. Supreme Court not intervene in a legal dispute concerning a proposed state amendment related to voter identification and citizenship requirements. The state argues the matter should be resolved without federal court involvement.
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