Here's what Michigan elected officials are saying about Russia and new U.S. sanctions

As Russian military forces invaded Ukraine on Thursday, President Joe Biden announced sanctions against the country in coordination with NATO allies. Here’s what Michigan U.S. Senators and Representatives are saying about the ongoing situation.

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