First new auto plant in Detroit in almost 3 decades” -CBS.com 2019•”Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' $4.5 billion investment in five Detroit-area manufacturing operations amounts to "the biggest automotive assembly plant deal in the United States in a decade."

It is a meat packing plant with 500 of 3500 employees testing positive.

So, to those outside of Michigan the largest autonomous tech facility being 45 min away from the original automobile manufacturing plants they are practically sharing a parking lot.

Next to a power plant?

That's exactly my point.Plus, it should be obvious--especially during the economic conditions of today--that plant closures, layoffs, and other job related changes (like relocations) are affecting small and large cities alike--albeit not necessarily to the same degree.