U.S. Customs and Border Protection found an invasive bug at crossings in Detroit and Port Huron that could threaten Michigan's agricultural industry. Two of the Khapra beetles were found in a shipment of chickpeas from India this spring at the Detroit crossing, and two Khapra larvae and a live beetle were found in a family's luggage last month in Port Huron. The Khapra beetle is about as big as a nickel, but U.S. agriculture department officials say that if it gets loose it will be a major problem in Michigan.

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