3/ Thank you to Teddy Dorsette, a leading advocate, for proposing this idea for Michigan! Maryland, Hawaii, Washington, DC, and New York City have passed similar laws to ensure everyone has equal access to entertainment and accessible film screenings.

Let's make it happen in Michigan. #mileg

2/ Everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy seeing a film in a theater in a way that makes sense for them. Meeting the needs of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community is vital to ensure that everyone has fair, equitable access to going to the movies & having fun family & community experiences.

4/ I have sent a number of questions to the ICE Detroit Field Office and am so grateful to @reprashida.govpeeps.us and @ramirez.house.gov for their leadership as they press for full information.

3/ We have seen and heard too many reports of inadequate food, overcrowding, and issues with medical care at ICE facilities. Every person deserves dignity and proper care in custody.

2/ ICE should not transfer any more individuals to the facility until we know more. ICE should also ensure that any detained individuals who may have valuable information regarding the death have their removals paused during this review.

5/ ICE should immediately return these high school students and their parents home to Detroit so they can continue to learn, work and grow without the fear and violence they fled. Immigrants and asylum seekers are deserving of safety and dignity.

4/ Kerly, Antony, Mor, and Santiago, along with their parents, are simply following the legal process and trying to gain asylum as they seek a better life in Detroit.

3/ These young people and their parents arrived in the United States from Venezuela or Senegal and all have pending asylum cases. The students are all following the immigration process and not a risk to public safety.

2/ Kerly Mariangel Sosa Rivero and her father Gleiner Jose Sosa Mujica; Antony Janier Peña Sosa and his mother Maryeli Antonieta Sosa Marquina; Mor Ba; and Santiago Jesus Zamora Perez and his mother Evelin Josefina Perez.

5/ On December 6, 2025, Ernesto and another construction worker were near their workplace in Ypsilanti when an unmarked vehicle approached them and they were arrested. #momsky #keepfamiliestogether

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4/ Ernesto has work authorization, has a Michigan driver’s license, has a pending application for Legal Permanent Resident status, and has been following the immigration process just as our country encourages immigrants to do. #keepfamiliestogether #momsky

3/ He is a construction worker and a married man with a loving U.S. citizen wife and one year old child. America is the only country he can truly call home. #keepfamiliestogether #momsky

2/ He has legal work authorization and has been taking care of his family. Ernesto was brought to the United States of America from Mexico at the young age of three, along with his younger sister. He was previously a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipient. #keepfamiliestogether #momsky