LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Gov. Rick Snyder on Thursday signed legislation that blocks taxpayer-paid health insurance from being offered to domestic partners living with some public employees.
But the Republican said the measure doesn't apply to public universities or most state employees.
The law affecting domestic partner benefits might end up in court, with opponents trying to get it tossed out while supporters argue Snyder is underestimating its scope.
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