Thread: Nearly 100 people detained during ICE raid at meatpacking plant

Originally Posted by Beezer

"86 immigrants were detained for being in the country illegally"

“Now we’re going to prosecute the employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens,” he said last year. “We’re going to detain and remove the illegal alien workers.”

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IMMEDIATE DEPORTATION AND FINE THE HELL OUT OF THE EMPLOYER!!! MAKE THE EMPLOYER PAY THE COST OF DEPORTATION!

THESE ILLEGAL ALIENS NEED TO SELL OUT, PACK UP AND GET OUT...NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND

WE MEAN BUSINESS!!!

Sounds like the employers will have a host of federal charges to contend with.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

"those released Thursday night either had legal status to reside in the U.S. or young children to take care of."

FROM:Affidavit details alleged worker exploitation, taxfraud at Grainger Co. plant

@ ICE carries out largest workplace raid in a decade

Having young children to take care of is not a reason for catch & release! I'm betting there is no formal law that covers this, which means it is policy. Policy can be changed with the stroke of a pen! Get on that immediately, Ms. DHS!

I want these illegal workers to have a host of federal charges to contend with, all of 'em, and their at home with the kids buddies, and all their relatives working at other plants illegally. DRAGNET, ICE!! If Mueller can go on a fishing expedition, so can you! GO GET THEM AND GET THEM OUT OF HERE with a deck of charge so high they'll never be able to come back.

"Being released doesn't mean someone is in the clear. Lopez and many others have court dates scheduled in about a month. The highest punishment is deportation."

Released ICE detainee recalls Grainger County raid

So DOJ released them until their court date. Way to go, DOJ! Let us know how many show up.

"In 2017, Tennessee required all public and private employers with more than 6 employees to either use E-Verify or check and retain acceptable work authorization documents. But, as of January 2018, law SB 1965 went into effect, now only requiring mandatory E-Verify use for all employers with 50 or more employees."

https://www.numbersusa.com/news/ice-...tpacking-plant