Global Detroit audio: Thoughts on Gov. Snyder’s immigration initiative
Steve Tobocman, director of Global Detroit, makes a strong case that not only could the city use highly-skilled, college educated immigrants — which Gov. Snyder outlined in his recent State of the State address — but that the city needs more working class foreign-born newcomers as a way to revitalize the local economy.
Check out this audio report on Michigan Radio. Mighty important stuff, indeed. Listen here.
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