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Michigan Adoptee Rights

Advocates and allied organizations supporting equal rights for all adopted people in Michigan

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Equality.

We ask for nothing more. We accept nothing less.

Activists, allies, and adoptee rights organizations working collaboratively to secure the rights of all adopted people in Michigan.

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Dark background that shades a voting booth setup with three people behind screens voting. We see only their feet under the screen. Large white lettering over the image states "How Proposed Voting Restrictions Will Disenfranchise Adopted People"

How a Legislator’s Proposed Voting Restrictions Will Disenfranchise Adopted People

A legislator’s effort to enact strict proof-of-citizenship voting requirements will disenfranchise thousands of Michigan adoptees. Here’s how.

Contact your Congressmember and ask for a NO VOTE on H.R. 8281, the SAVE Act, which will disenfranchise many adopted people.

NO on the SAVE Act

Contact your Michigan Congressional representative and ask for a NO VOTE on H.R. 8281, the SAVE Act, which will disenfranchise many adopted people of the right to vote, particularly intercountry adoptees who do not have available proof of US citizenship.

Past Actions/Bills

Two connected equal rights bills, HB5148 and HB5149, were active in the 2023-2024 session and passed the House, but they did not move out of a Senate committee.

OVERVIEW OF HB5148/HB5149

Bill Status

Passage in the Michigan House of Representatives. Did not advance in through the Senate Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety

What’s Next

There is no further action on these bills, which do not continue in the 2025-26 legislative session..

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