Senator Sylvia Santana

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🌸🐇🌼 Happy Easter, 2nd district! 🌼🐇🌸 Wishing you a day filled with hope, love, and all the joys of spring! May your baskets overflow with sweet surprises and your hearts with happiness. 💖✨ Let’s celebrate new beginnings and cherish the blessings around us. 🐣💐 ... See MoreSee Less

🌸🐇🌼 Happy Easter, 2nd district! 🌼🐇🌸 Wishing you a day filled with hope, love, and all the joys of spring! May your baskets overflow with sweet surprises and your hearts with happiness. 💖✨ Let’s celebrate new beginnings and cherish the blessings around us. 🐣💐
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Today marks one of the most meaningful and impactful days of my career in the legislature. Senate Bill 78—legislation that would allow conviction courts to revisit offenses committed by individuals before they turned 18—took a major step forward.

This bill reflects a growing understanding that our justice system must account for the capacity for growth, change, and rehabilitation—especially in our youth. It’s about creating a pathway to redemption and recognizing that one mistake as a teenager shouldn’t define a person for life.

I’m deeply grateful to Kevin Hana, Dr. Raphael Johnson, Prosecutor Lucido, and Prosecutor Hillsong for your powerful testimony and unwavering commitment to justice reform. Your voices made a difference today—and will continue to do so for countless others.
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Today marks one of the most meaningful and impactful days of my career in the legislature. Senate Bill 78—legislation that would allow conviction courts to revisit offenses committed by individuals before they turned 18—took a major step forward.

This bill reflects a growing understanding that our justice system must account for the capacity for growth, change, and rehabilitation—especially in our youth. It’s about creating a pathway to redemption and recognizing that one mistake as a teenager shouldn’t define a person for life.

I’m deeply grateful to Kevin Hana, Dr. Raphael Johnson, Prosecutor Lucido, and Prosecutor Hillsong for your powerful testimony and unwavering commitment to justice reform. Your voices made a difference today—and will continue to do so for countless others.

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Thank you for all your hard work 👍👏🙏

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I am deeply concerned about the recent actions taken by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Their indiscriminate layoffs are affecting hardworking federal employees in Michigan, and it's time we stand up for those who have been unfairly targeted.

These cuts are not just numbers on a spreadsheet; they represent real people losing their livelihoods, families facing uncertainty, and communities losing vital services. Thank you for your testimony, today and representing the 2nd district remarkably.
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I am deeply concerned about the recent actions taken by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Their indiscriminate layoffs are affecting hardworking federal employees in Michigan, and its time we stand up for those who have been unfairly targeted.

These cuts are not just numbers on a spreadsheet; they represent real people losing their livelihoods, families facing uncertainty, and communities losing vital services.  Thank you for your testimony, today and representing the 2nd district remarkably.

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There are no cuts to either program. Musk paid over a billion dollars in taxes. How much did you two ladies pay?

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