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Michigan Legal professional Common Nessel defends mental-health providers in colleges

By Editorial Board Published July 10, 2025 2 Min Read
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Michigan Legal professional Common Nessel defends mental-health providers in colleges

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Michigan Legal professional Common Dana Nessel introduced her workplace has joined a multistate coalition to help colleges throughout the nation that she says are going through a sudden lack of federal psychological well being funding.

Nessel joined the attorneys common of Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington. 

The amicus transient helps a lawsuit introduced by a faculty district in New Mexico that has challenged the U.S. Division of Training to “terminate critical grants established under the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.”

An amicus transient is a authorized doc shared with a courtroom that incorporates recommendation or info associated to a case from an individual or group who shouldn’t be straight concerned within the courtroom’s proceedings.

“The Trump White House does not have the authority to strip hundreds of already-allocated mental health grants, especially when doing so would directly harm kids across the country,” Nessel stated in a information launch despatched to six Information.

“Whether it’s a school district in New Mexico or here in Michigan, every student deserves access to the mental health resources they need. I remain committed to fighting for these grants and standing up for the students who depend on them.” 

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The Workplace of the Michigan Legal professional Common says, “At the heart of the brief is a warning about the real-world consequences of the Department of Education’s decision to terminate funding for school-based mental health programs.”

Nessel says within the information launch that the coalition argues eliminating these funds not solely disrupts care but additionally undermines years of focused investments to enhance faculty security, psychological well being outcomes, and pupil success. 

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