As of today, there is some confusion in Michigan. The Governor says she has the right to extend without legislative approval - although see sought and received their approval for the last extension. Well, the legislature not only didn't vote to approve, they voted to take her to court. So, we have the Governor saying "obey my every command because I said I can legally do so" and the legislature saying "no, you needed permission and didn't get it" so your orders no longer stand. Which way are Michiganders supposed to go as of today? You have our two governing bodies telling citizens two different things. Technically, if the legislature is right her orders are invalid as of today and Michigan can completely open up now. If she is right (which if you read the actual law she cites she isn't), the we are still on lock down.