Bradley Slagh - State Representative

Today and always, we must remember the men and women who have died in the service of our nation.

I am looking for a personable and professional individual to become the next intern in my legislative office in Lansing. This is a paid, part-time position. Anyone interested should E-mail their resume to [email protected]

I have scheduled my next round of in-district office hours for this coming Monday, April 27th! I look forward to meeting with you!

Risen indeed. Happy blessed Easter.

But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities;
the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed.

-Isaiah 53:5

Happy St. Patrick's Day. Slainte!

This past weekend, Carol and I joined many legislative colleagues in Marquette for the UP 200 sled dog race. Part of the weekend also included a tour of the Tilden iron ore mine. Both of these events helped to demonstrate, once again, just how diverse Michigan's economy is and how our policies must provide opportunities for success in multiple different sectors.

This coming Monday, February 23rd, I will be hosting office hours in Hudsonville, Zeeland and Jenison. If you would like to discuss any state related matter with me in person, please stop by at any of the three opportunities listed.

Today, I, along with 11 other colleagues, sent a letter to the Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court sharing our significant concerns about the Court's proposed rule, which would prevent enforcement of our federal immigration laws in Michigan courthouses. This proposed rule would contradict the very purpose of the court buildings themselves, which is to provide a place where laws are enforced, and justice served. It could also make our courthouses refuges for dangerous and unlawful individuals. My hope is that the Supreme Court does the right thing and rejects this misguided policy.

Rep. Slagh, House Republicans urge Michigan Supreme Court to reconsider proposed ICE ban State Rep. Bradley Slagh, chair of the House Corrections and Judiciary budget subcommittee, today sent a letter to Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh raising concerns about a proposed court rule that would prohibit the enforcement of federal immigration laws within Michigan court bu...

I will be holding my first office hours of 2026 on Friday, January 23rd. These are opportunities that I value, as I get to sit down and have conversations with those I serve. I hope to meet you on the 23rd.