The Warren Sun

Rep. John James, representing Michigan's 10th District in the U.S. Congress since 2023, has expressed his concerns on various issues through a series of tweets over the past few days. His statements focus on economic policies affecting Michigan, the future of the auto industry, and international human rights.

On November 18, Rep. James criticized Democratic policies for causing job losses and layoffs in Michigan. He highlighted the state's historical contributions to America's automotive industry and military efforts during world wars and a pandemic. He pledged to work against what he described as "reckless EV mandates" and "unrealistic climate policies" that are harming livelihoods in Michigan. "The reality of failed Democrat policies: job loss, layoffs, & destroyed livelihoods."

The following day, November 19, Rep. James emphasized Michigan's resilience and its desire to participate actively in future developments. He pointed out that current transportation and electric vehicle (EV) policies have resulted in significant job losses within the state. Expressing optimism about future prospects under Sean Duffy at the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), he stated that these changes could revitalize Michigan’s auto industry."MI isn't afraid of the future, but we demand to be a part of it."

On November 20, Rep. James addressed international human rights issues by calling for a strong defense of ethnic minorities facing persecution globally, specifically mentioning the Chaldean community in Iraq. He assured those fighting for religious freedoms abroad that Congress is attentive and prepared to take action."America must take a firm stance in defense of the Chaldean community."