ALT Deputy SOS Edevbie, Washtenaw Co Clerk Kestenbaum listen as AG Nessel speaks during clerk roundtable

ALT AG Nessel speaks to conference room full of clerks from across Washtenaw County

ALT One woman places a comforting hand on another woman's shoulder. "Minority Mental Health Awareness Month" is in all caps.

ALT “The Trump administration has spent more than a year scheming to hijack state elections in an attempt to sow chaos and suppress votes. Thankfully, time and again, my office and a coalition of attorneys general have defeated them in court. This proposed USPS rule directly violates those court orders and must be rescinded,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: person mailing in a ballot

ALT AG Nessel speaks from podium in front of Freedom Plane

ALT AG Nessel chats with dignitaries at Freedom Plane arrival ceremony

ALT AG Nessel poses with dignitaries in front of America 250 Freedom Plane

ALT A woman wearing glasses is looking at a laptop screen and writing with a pen. The city at night is visible in the background. “National Workaholics Day” is in all caps.

ALT AG Nessel passes out candy to parade-goers

ALT AG Nessel poses with American flag and festive goat

ALT AG Nessel and Rep. Koleszar pose for photo with local Plymouth and Plymouth Twp officials

ALT AG Nessel shakes hands with parade-goer

ALT People watching fireworks display while wrapped in an American flag. "Happy 4th of July!" is in all caps.

ALT Fourth of July human trafficking awareness alert Image: American Flag blowing in the wind arrow indicating to swipe for mor information

ALT Possible Signs of Human Trafficking: Labor Trafficking: Long hours, little pay Lives where they work Fearful or withdrawn Employer controls ID or movement Sex Trafficking: Controlling companion Unexplained injuries or branding Fearful or anxious Crowded hotel room, little luggage Image: firework bursting in the night sky

ALT Hospitality Workers: Watch for... One person speaks for everyone Cash payments or multiple rooms Few personal belongings Frequent visitors Guests seem fearful Injuries or signs of neglect No control over ID or money Image: of a hand holding a key card, and the poster includes a website link to "mi.gov/humantrafficking" at the bottom.

ALT If you see these signs: Do not intervene directly. Your safety and theirs matter. Report tips 24/7 to... The National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888 or text “BeFree” (233733) The State of Michigan Human Trafficking Hotline: 855-MICH-TIP If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 Learn more about the human trafficking task force at mi.gov/mhtc Image: person holding an American Flag

ALT Infographic titled "Scam Alert: Toll Road Scams: Scam texts about unpaid tolls or tickets are targeting Michiganders. These messages create urgency to trick you into: Clicking fake links Scanning QR codes Sharing personal or financial info Reminder: Government agencies will NOT text you to demand payment. Image: contains a smartphone displaying a fraudulent message about an E-ZPass toll payment. Reminder: Government agencies won't text demanding payments. Includes Michigan logo and website link for complaints.

ALT "Toll Road Scams: How to Spot a Scam Text Unsolicited message Strange or long phone number Urgent threats or deadlines Typos or poor grammar Requests for personal/payment info What to Do Don’t click or reply Mark as spam Forward to 7726 (SPAM) Report to the FTC Stay alert. Stay protected. Image: a phone displaying a scam text message claiming to be from the Michigan Department of Transportation.

ALT President Johnson shakes hands with MLK while other people look on. "62nd Anniversary of Civil Rights Act of 1964" is in all caps.

ALT A woman in a wheelchair and wearing rainbow leg warmers smiles and raises her arms. "Disability Pride Month" is in all caps; The front wheels and foot bars of a wheelchair

ALT “Public servants who give back to our communities deserve our support, not unlawful political retribution. I am relieved that the Court protected the Public Loan Forgiveness Program for our first responders, nurses, teachers, and government employees. This program keeps countless dedicated professionals in public service, supporting their communities and vital institutions, when they could otherwise pursue more lucrative opportunities in private sector employment. Their service is critical to state services, emergency response, educational opportunity, public access to healthcare, and so much more everywhere in our country. The White House was wrong to target these valuable employees and their employers over political and policy disagreements, and yet again my office has completely halted an illegal attack on Michigan from the federal administration.” - Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: nurse smiling with a stethoscope over her shoulder

ALT “With the Independence Day holiday and our country’s 250th anniversary upon us, Michigan consumers should be able to trust that the fireworks on store shelves at least comply with Michigan law. Whenever handling fireworks, safety must be the top concern, and if retailers ignore these laws to sell excessively loaded fireworks, that puts the public at an increased risk of harm. This advisory bulletin is a critical measure to protect our backyard celebrations and block parties from turning into an unexpected trip to the emergency room. My office will continue working with LARA and BFS to ensure our state’s laws are strictly enforced so that families can celebrate the holiday safely,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: Firework bursting against a night sky

ALT “Medicaid exists to protect our most vulnerable, but this arbitrary rule would strip healthcare from thousands of Michiganders who would otherwise qualify and who desperately need it. On top of that, state Medicaid agencies remain in the dark on how to even administer these new requirements, which could cost Michigan millions. Anytime this administration unlawfully acts to block healthcare access, I will not hesitate to protect residents and our state’s budget,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: stethoscope

ALT "While the Trump administration continues to try to deprive our communities of federal funding that supports everything from housing and food assistance to disaster relief by tying it to unlawful conditions, court after court has shut them down. This significant win demonstrates once again that these lawsuits against the federal government have a profound impact on the lives of residents. We remain committed to fighting back against attempts to dismantle the resources that keep a roof over families’ heads or food on their tables,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: outline of a house on a green background

ALT AG Nessel speaks to conference room of local Ingham County clerks

ALT AG Nessel speaks from panel, seated beside Deputy SOS Edevbie and Ingham Co Clerk Byrum

ALT AG Nessel chats individually with local clerk

ALT Image with pink background featuring the Statue of Liberty on the right. Large bold text on the left reads, "AG Nessel Issues Statement on Supreme Court Decision in Birthright Citizenship Case." The bottom left includes a circular seal and "mi.gov/AGNews.

ALT Quote from AG Nessel: “President Trump’s attempt to redefine birthright citizenship was a flagrant violation of the U.S. Constitution and a deeply dishonest effort to erase one of the most fundamental principles in our country. Today’s Supreme Court decision is a monumental victory, not just for the thousands of Michigan families who would have been impacted, but for all Americans."

ALT Quote from AG Nessel: “Birthright citizenship is at the heart of our American story, ensuring that every person born on U.S. soil is entitled to equal protection under the law. By joining with every court to have ever considered this policy, the Supreme Court has cemented a historic reality: birthright citizenship is a basic right, and no president is above the law.”

ALT AG Nessel speaks from panel to seated audience

ALT Panelists take audience question

ALT AG Nessel talks with audience member

ALT Town Hall Panelists AAG Moody, MEC President Smith, AG Nessel, State Senator McMorrow, and Local Entrepreneur Metzler pose for photo

ALT “Our gambling laws exist to protect Michiganders from unlicensed, predatory operations, and failing to comply with them carries serious legal consequences. I am proud of the attorneys in my office who not only kept this case in state court but also secured an order protecting residents as this litigation moves forward. We remain committed to enforcing a level playing field for all gambling platforms in Michigan and ensuring that companies cannot evade accountability or exploit consumers under the guise of a prediction market,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: A football player holding a football