MI HB6269

Revokes public assistance benefits for individuals charged with looting, vandalism, or violent crimes related to civil unrest, with a 1-year ineligibility period.

Requires the Department of Human Services to report to child protective services any individual who participates in the prohibited behavior while a child is present.

Defines "public assistance" as state-provided cash assistance, food assistance, or medical assistance to individuals, excluding child care assistance.

Defines covered offenses to include looting (theft during riots/war), vandalism (malicious destruction of property), and violent crimes (including murder, rape, robbery, assault, or crimes involving deadly weapons, intimidation, threats, or coercion).

Defines "civil unrest" as acts of violence or disorder detrimental to public law and order, including riots, violence, insurrections, or unlawful obstruction or assemblage.