Stateside for Thursday, February 27, 2020
Today on Stateside, we talk to a leader in Michigan's Chaldean community about his meeting with Vice President Mike Pence about the future for detained and deported Iraqi Christians. Plus, a conversation about why so many mentally ill people in Michigan end up in jail, and what we can do about it.
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Chaldean American community pleads with White House to end deportationsStateside’s conversation with Martin Manna
- Martin Manna is president of the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce.
Bacon: Michigan vs Wisconsin; Beilein exits as Cavaliers head coach; Central and Western at Ford FieldStateside’s conversation with John U. Bacon
- John U. Bacon is Michigan Radio’s sports commentator.
Nowhere else to go: Why people with mental illness end up Michigan jails and what we can do about itStateside’s conversation with Milton Mack and Michael Poulin
- Milton Mack is the State Court Administrator for Michigan and former chief judge of Wayne County Probate Court.
- Michael Poulin is the Muskegon County Sheriff.
Dem candidates want an all-EV future. What would that mean for Michigan’s auto economy?Stateside’s conversation with Jonathan Oosting and Barry Rabe
- Jonathan Oosting is a political reporter for Bridge Magazine.
- Barry Rabe is a professor of public policy at the University of Michigan's Ford School for Public Policy.
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