Take a tour of the Michigan State Industries license plate factory in Adrian, Michigan. Learn how a license plate is made from start to finish by level I inmates at the facility.
Very cool I did not know they made those an Adrian that gives the prisoners and inmates something to do during the day rehabilitates them and it looks like a heck of a vocational program I really like that they're doing that thumbs up to the instructor and the program
@brownincel6018 The state hires free world citizens to supervise and handle functions that the risk of having an inmate do it is too great. I also can't confirm what Ronald said about each state having a prison make their license plates but Michigan isn't the only state where inmates work in the license plate factory.
Very cool I did not know they made those an Adrian that gives the prisoners and inmates something to do during the day rehabilitates them and it looks like a heck of a vocational program I really like that they're doing that thumbs up to the instructor and the program
Very cool I have wondered for years how they are made.
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Jessie James. I was wondering the same thing too. It's quite a operation. Found the video very interesting.
why is there a Euro plate in the background?
So cool to watch
License plates and shanks for days
It's about time INMATES do something for their keep!
"Making License Plates", has been synonymous with prison labor, since the very beginning..
Can you make custom designs for a single order?
We do individual designs for high schools and colleges. You can give our team a call. Numbers at: www.michigan.gov/msi/0,9277,7-383-94121---,00.html
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You make all the 50 states license plates? :o
Just Michigan. Each state has at least one prison that makes their license plates.
@brownincel6018 The state hires free world citizens to supervise and handle functions that the risk of having an inmate do it is too great. I also can't confirm what Ronald said about each state having a prison make their license plates but Michigan isn't the only state where inmates work in the license plate factory.
Cool to see how "lisun plates" are made, but you'd think the head of the factory would know how to pronounce the word.
Yeah but he really just needs to know how to make them 😉
Me too
He neglected to mention how little they pay the inmates....it is almost slave labor.
It's completely voluntary. No one is forcing them to work.
They’re in prison. It’s not like they have many places to spend their money anyway.
How about an Ohio State Buckeye one? Hehe ;)
I think they get Michigan State (Correctional Facility) inmates to make those 😁
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