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    Fifth arrest made in immigration probe of SC plant

    18 Jun 2008 @ 02:39 pm





    Fifth arrest made in immigration probe of SC plant
    COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Federal agents on Wednesday arrested a supervisor at a poultry plant in Greenville as part of an investigation of alleged immigration violations, the fifth person taken into custody at the plant in two days. Four other workers were arrested Tuesday by immigration agents at a House of Raeford Farms plant after finding what appeared to be false information on plant employment records, Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin McDonald said.






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    Four arrests, more to follow in federal immigration investigation
    BUSINESS WRITER • June 18, 2008

    Federal agents have arrested four supervisors at a Greenville poultry plant as part of an investigation into alleged immigration violations.

    Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin McDonald said today those arrested worked at the House of Raeford Farms plant.

    According to affidavits filed in court by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, those arrested allegedly used an invalid Social Security number, an invalid alien registration card or another person's Social Security number to obtain employment.

    "There will be additional arrests," McDonald told GreenvilleOnline.com.

    House of Raeford officials had no immediate comment.

    But in a statement on the company Web site, House of Raeford officials have said they are "assertive" in hiring from the pool of available applicants who have legal documentation for employment.

    "We have policies and programs in place that follow federal requirements for verifying the eligibility of job applicants," the statement said.
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    in a statement on the company Web site, House of Raeford officials have said they are "assertive" in hiring from the pool of available applicants who have legal documentation for employment.

    "We have policies and programs in place that follow federal requirements for verifying the eligibility of job applicants," the statement said.
    What a load of company propaganda BS. If this were really true...THERE WOULDN'T BE ILLEGAL ALIENS EMPLOYED AT THIS COMPANY. Does anyone (other than idiot dinosaur media reporters) actually believe these idiotic statements?
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