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A union representing workers at six Swift & Co. meatpacking plants sued federal immigration authorities Wednesday, alleging agents violated the workers' rights during raids by roughly handling even those not suspected of crimes.
Just when you thought it could not get any sillier or just downright depressing the idiocy that surrounds Illegal Immigration keeps getting... well you figure it out.
Amazing, so not only are we catching illegals it seems we get lots of other bad guys as well. Apparently it annoys the union because in many states membership is mandatory and they are losing out on some money. Then again it can probably be viewed as a means to bilk the American tax payer out of some money
Just when you thought it could not get any sillier or just downright depressing the idiocy that surrounds Illegal Immigration keeps getting... well you figure it out.
According to ICE, 274 of those arrested during the raids were charged with identity theft or other crimes unrelated to immigration law. Nearly all were convicted, ICE spokesman Tim Counts said Tuesday. He disputed the claim that workers weren't allowed access to phones.
Amazing, so not only are we catching illegals it seems we get lots of other bad guys as well. Apparently it annoys the union because in many states membership is mandatory and they are losing out on some money. Then again it can probably be viewed as a means to bilk the American tax payer out of some money