More than almost any other state, the people who live in Michigan were born here, new data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows. That’s great if you love Michigan. But if you’re looking to grow jobs, the economy, the tax base, the school system, the population — as state and local leaders are desperately trying to do — that poses a significant problem. Michigan doesn’t get many immigrants, from other countries or even from other states. According to new five-year data from the American Community Survey covering 2018-22, 76.3% of Michiganians were from Michigan. The state is second only to Louisia…