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Posted By daducha 1 year, 7 months ago in NewsFederal agents say their case for a series of workplace raids in five U.S. states was strengthened by identity theft victims who recounted stories of plummeting credit scores and medical benefits denied.
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Wolfie20071 year, 7 months ago
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Maybe Americans are still buying from these people because they have to eat and chicken is just about the most economical meat to feed their family. I live very close to where these plants were raided and they don't pay low wages. I can tell you for sure that a lot of people will not work in a chicken processing plant. Sorry to burst your bubble regarding wages and who wants to work but in this case it's true. Don't you think something should be done so an employer can fill these jobs? Maybe a real guess worker program where people come and work for a contracted time and then go home.
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Wolfie20071 year, 7 months ago
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A friend of mine recently told me this story. He works in a pork processing plant in northern Missouri and it's full of illegals, good wages are paid but the work is hard. He says the illegals are willing to work 7 days a weeks 10 hours a day. He says there are a group of orientals working there but they have spanish last name stenciled on their helmets, they don't speak english very well but they don't speak spanish at all.
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