India-born Rep. Shrinivas Thanedar (D-MI) says it is essential that the federal government accelerate the inflow of migrants into seasonal jobs throughout his very poor district in Michigan.
“We are falling behind because we don’t have a robust immigration policy,” Thanedar told a May 28 meeting of business executives at the northern Michigan Mackinac Island resort, adding:
A May poll of 1,456 Michigan residents shows significant opposition to migration in the state. Only 19 percent of 1,456 residents say migration is good for the state, while 35 percent say it is bad for the state, according to the poll, which was conducted by TIPP for the…
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