Emilio Perez Ibarguen

4 days ago | bridgemi.com | Emilio Perez Ibarguen

Last year, state officials swapped a longstanding goose relocation program with a new policy allowing landowners to kill nuisance geese in some casesAnimal rights activists mobilized against the policy, and state officials later reversed courseDNR officials say they’re pausing the euthanasia program and looking for other ways to manage Michigan’s geeseState officials have indefinitely paused a controversial program that allowed landowners to combat nuisance geese by hiring crews to kill them.

1 week ago | statenews.com | Emilio Perez Ibarguen

As Elavarasan, a junior studying political science-prelaw and criminal justice, processed the message and began responding to a slew of similar texts from other friends, she began overhearing people near her discussing the apparent threat. In lecture halls, dorm rooms, on social media and across campus, similar conversations were had about the now-infamous post.

1 week ago | statenews.com | Emilio Perez Ibarguen

Michigan State University will need to make "hard decisions" to "adjust (its) financial path" amid financial troubles, University President Kevin Guskiewicz announced Monday. Cuts to higher education funding by the federal government are "compounding” the university’s existing financial challenges, Guskiewicz wrote in a message to faculty and staff. Since January, the Trump administration has slashed tens of millions of dollars in federal funding for research and humanitarian aid projects at MSU.

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Emilio Perez Ibarguen

LANSING — A recent House Republican proposal would make it a state crime to bring people into the United States without authorization, conceal them from law enforcement or transport them once they’re in the country. Proponents say House Bill 4336 would help local police to stamp out human smuggling in Michigan by adopting federal laws at the state level.

2 weeks ago | news.jrn.msu.edu | Emilio Perez Ibarguen

Government By EMILIO PEREZ IBARGUENCapital News ServiceLANSING — A recent House Republican proposal would make it a state crime to bring people into the United States without authorization, conceal them from law enforcement or transport them once they’re in the country. Proponents say it would help local police to stamp out human smuggling in Michigan by adopting federal laws at the state level.