The State of Immigration in Michigan

This week, One Detroit examines Michigan's immigration status and the impacts the state has seen from refugee resettlement over the past 20 years. PBS NewsHour's Frances Kai-Hwa Wang takes us inside move-in day for some Afghan families resettling on Eastern Michigan University's campus. Then, One Detroit's WIll Glover talks with Jawad Sukhanyar, an Afghan journalist who escaped Taliban forces for a better life in America. Plus, senior producer Bill Kubota looks at the economic and cultural drivers that comes from refugee resettlement.
Episode 604
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[@angelahill-hh3hh]

On the campus near the students. 😢😢😢

[@deborahkish5411]

I will never except Unvetted, Illegal Immigrants!!

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

Can you go to their country and do it?

[@DC-kz6ub]

They're burning or throwing away their ID's before they cross the border,we don't know who they are or what they've done.

[@rejected0nina]

We need to help our own people first wtf

[@growbiz]

SO HOW ARE THINGS 2 YEARS LATTER

[@DC-kz6ub]

High crime, migrants murdering and raping little girls and women in the US,300,000 plus missing migrant children,over 200 fentanyl overdoses and poisonings per day in the US from Mexican cartels,and higher inflation. That's how it's going

[@MikeSippola-nd6bw]

Open your home to a migrant, joe 2024