Representative Haley Stevens of Michigan’s 11th District shared insights on her recent meeting with manufacturers in metro Detroit, providing a glimpse into the ongoing efforts to strengthen the U.S. manufacturing economy.
On April 15, 2025, Stevens remarked on her meeting, stating: “Today, I had the deep honor of meeting with manufacturers from across metro Detroit at the headquarters of DENSO alongside leadership from @ShopFloorNAM, an effective trade association that brings together its members with lawmakers to grow our manufacturing economy.” Stevens highlighted the importance of such collaborations in enhancing the industry’s vitality.
In another tweet on the same day, Stevens noted the intricacy of capital-intensive supply chains, emphasizing their influence on the broader economy. She stated: “As always, the complex nature of what goes into capital intensive supply chains determines the fate of our economy and so many jobs here in Michigan and across the country.”
Stevens acknowledged the significant workforce impact and international collaboration at companies like DENSO. She commented: “Companies like DENSO employ thousands here in Michigan and showcase how allies like the U.S. and Japan can work together as democracies operating under free-market, capitalist principles to lead the world and beat the Chinese Communist Party.”
Haley Stevens, who has been serving in the U.S. Congress since 2019, was born in Rochester Hills, Michigan, in 1983 and currently resides in Birmingham.
