Michigan won’t be Michigan for much longer

[mystery-ak]

December 26, 2024
Michigan won’t be Michigan for much longer
By Olivia Murray

Michigan won’t be Michigan for much longer; at least that’s what the official census data from the federal government is foreshadowing. According to a new article by Elyse Apel at The Center Square and via the Washington Examiner, Census Bureau numbers reveal that “international migrants” are behind the “population growth” we’re seeing in the upper Midwestern gem of a state. From Apel:

    Data from the U.S. Census Bureau for 2024 found while Michigan had a gain in population over the past year, it was driven by international migration.

    [snip]

    Over the past few years, the Census data has not looked good for Michigan, looking bleakest in 2021 when the state had a net loss of 31,000.

    Since then though, the Bureau improved its methodology to better estimate the number of international migrants in the state. This year, it had a gain of 57,000.

    Due to that change, the number of international migrants tracked by the Bureau in the state has been steadily increasing, leading to an increase also in the state’s population.

The Great Replacement in real time—and what does a great replacement mean in reality? Well, it means the physical landscape changes: homestyle diners give way to another Mexican food truck run by illegals, and mom and pop groceries give way to halal markets. It means a demographic change, and white Americans become a minority in their own home (whites are already a global minority by a shocking degree). It means laws change, it means history is lost, and it means no more Michigan as we know it. It means Michigan will become all that the foreigners fled.

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[Cyber Liberty]

Michigan hasn't been Michigan since the 1970's.  One of the reasons I ended up in Phoenix.

[libertybele]

We moved in the early 90's  because at that time the company that my husband worked for started laying people off ... every other week there were layoffs.  Next was the weather; dreary and overcast.  We figured when we retired we'd likely move to FL anyways and perhaps wouldn't be able to afford to move when we hit retirement age, so we made the move when we were young and the kids were still little.  It's was a very good decision to do so.

A few years after we moved friends came to visit us in FL and said that in Detroit you could now hear a call for Muslim worship.

Looking at pictures and reading about the continuing change of demographics in Detroit and the immediate surrounding area, there's no way we'd every move back.

There is no reviving Detroit.  It used to be you could move further north and escape the decay.  It doesn't appear to be that way anymore.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

May have the first Muslim hovernor

[libertybele]

May have the first Muslim hovernor

Well, they city of Hamtramck has an all Muslim city council. Michigan may be the first state to see it's demise but other blue states will follow unless people wise up.