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Rose White

Grand Rapids

Investigative Reporter at MLive

Investigative reporter for @MLive (and sometimes breaking news) | Journalism educator at @hopecommdept

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Articles

  • Email tells Michigan migrants - and one U.S. citizen - to leave country ‘immediately’

    1 week ago | mlive.com | Rose White

    GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Jean-Paul doesn’t know what to do after his sister and two nephews got an email from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security last week saying, “please depart the United States immediately.” The three family members, fleeing gang violence in Haiti, have been in the country for about a year. Jean-Paul, a U.S. citizen for 25 years, sponsored them through the Biden administration’s effort to create more legal pathways for migrants under humanitarian parole.

  • Michigan immigrant legal service lays off more than half its staff due to Trump cuts

    1 week ago | mlive.com | Rose White

    Federal cuts to immigration legal services prompted the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center to lay off dozens of employees throughout the state. (Photo by Yesenia Amaro)Yesenia Amaro

  • A Michigan farm was promised $600,000 for labor costs. Then, Trump froze it all.

    1 week ago | mlive.com | Rose White

    Schilling Family Farms is one of five Michigan farms that was awarded a grant last year to cover rising labor costs and improve conditions for foreign workers. The Berrien County farm is now on the hook to spend $600,000 even though it doesn't know if the funding will be repaid. (Photo provided by Schilling Family Farms)Schilling Family Farms

  • Michigan could lose 900 housing vouchers as cash runs out years early

    2 weeks ago | mlive.com | Rose White

    A "for rent" sign in Ann Arbor on Sept. 21, 2023. (Ryan Stanton | MLive.com)Ryan Stanton | MLive.com

  • Canadian government behind anti-tariff billboard ads in Michigan

    2 weeks ago | mlive.com | Rose White

    Black and white billboards that popped up throughout Michigan have a simple message: “Tariffs are a tax.”Paid for by the Canadian government, the billboards have been placed on key highways in 12 states and Washington D.C. in response to an escalating trade war with the United States. John Babcock, spokesperson for Global Affairs Canada, said the digital billboards are part of Canada’s “educational campaign to inform Americans” about the economic impacts of tariffs – taxes on imported goods.

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Rose White
Rose White @rosekellywhite
9 Apr 25

A few current and former journalists spoke to my class at @hopecommdept last night about their work, the industry and life as a reporter: https://t.co/x09tVMSgjS

Rose White
Rose White @rosekellywhite
4 Mar 25

RT @MattMillerMLive: In her final years as Mott Community College's president, Beverly Walker-Griffea lived in Virginia and commuted to Fli…

Rose White
Rose White @rosekellywhite
25 Feb 25

A new trailer for the movie “Holland” opens with Nicole Kidman saying, “every day, I get to wake up in the best place on earth: Holland, Michigan.” Also spotted: Holland’s Windmill Island, a Tulip Time shoutout and some Dutch dancing. https://t.co/f3Y1YkYbrC