Reel by MLive
Over the past decade, millions of migrants from around the globe entered the United States by crossing the border from Mexico. New records obtained by @apnews and shared with MLive offer one of the clearest looks yet at how this historic wave of migration touched Michigan. MLive's Rose White reports.
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@randalstewart69 Michigan needs them.
@1paradisefound They have had plenty of opportunities to get legal. Get them out
@mithcsor DEPORT
@john7899768 We don't have enough Haitians 😔 😪
@two_weimaraners_and_a_gem They’re all going to Sturgis
@andeball 🗑️ in the comments section. They contribute to the tax base & we rarely see crimes committed by these people who are actively trying to stay under the radar. They can’t seek proper channels these days because everyone - even those who have gone that route and are waiting are being detained by ice. They work jobs no one wants & provide cheapppp labor many of you take advantage of. & you know you rarely see any of these people. How are they affecting your life negatively?? You’re just hateful pathetic people. I don’t want your ⚪️ 🗑️ culture dominating America like it is more than anything. To quote a commenter ‘YUCK’
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@brownski_24 @icegov
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@vidricksen Where is your upper lip ?
@finnertyspencer Sounds like plenty of people willing to share their homes.
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@votered2026 Time to clean up Michigan. This is how we ended up with Dearbornistan . GTF out. ✈️✈️✈️
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@schmithoused Go away.
@mikejames8787 The homes with "in this house we believe" signs will welcome them.
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@lisasttco White Europeans have the audacity to comment about being here "legally". 🙄
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@escapegrl 🧊
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@cheechsdaddy Deport them all!