Every seat in the waiting area of Glenn Valley Foods was occupied with people filling out job applications early Thursday afternoon, two days after the meatpacking plant became the center of the largest worksite-immigration raid in the state of Nebraska so far this year.
Trump curbs immigration enforcement at farms, meatpacking plants, hotels and restaurants
-- Omaha World-Herald (@owhnews.bsky.social) Jun 14, 2025 at 5:02 PM
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"Now you are whining about the order of the people getting deported?"
When the order was part of a campaign promise? Yes.
My turn: Why are you okay with Trump lying to you about who was going to be deported first?
"So long as all the seats are filled and the busses keep rolling until they are all gone, I don't care about the priority."
Nor do you care if there are innocents among the accused. We get it.
BTW, were you aware the US knew MOST of the folks renditioned to El Salvador had no criminal convictions?
only six of the Venezuelans deported to El Salvador had prior convictions for violent crimes in the U.S., according to The Texas Tribune. These included four for assault, one for kidnapping, and one for a weapons offense. The majority of those deported were not labeled as having any criminal convictions or pending charges, but were instead categorized as having violated immigration lawswww.texastribune.org
Who on earth endorses banishment to a third-world hellhole for an immigration violation?!?
@#131 ... More importantly...WHY ARE PRICES GOING UP, WHEN TRUMP PROMISED THEY'D GO DOWN? ...
Bingo.
Trump Promised Lower Food Prices On Day 1
www.yahoo.com
... Standing in front of a table stacked with food items at his New Jersey golf course last summer, Donald Trump complained that grocery prices had "skyrocketed" and promised to fix that if Americans made him president again: "When I win, I will immediately bring prices down, starting on day one." ...
@#137 ... Why would there be a worker shortage? ...
Has your current alias even looked at the unemployment rate?
OK, let's look at this from a different angle ...
After early reprieve from immigration enforcement, farming industry reckons with raids
www.npr.org
... President Trump vowed to help protect agricultural workers just days after federal immigration officials targeted farms and meat packing plants in a widespread effort to detain people without legal status.
For months, the Trump administration has been sending mixed signals to the agriculture community about how immune their workforce is to the effort to conduct mass deportations. The agriculture industry is among those that employ large numbers of workers without legal standing to work in the United States. And in several communities, meat packing plants employ people with temporary protected status or parole, which includes work authorization, though the administration revoked many of those protections in recent months. ...
So, why did Pres Trump suddenly seem to exempt those workers from deportation?
"An increase from 2.1%-6.5% is a 'price spike' now? "
Two years of inflation overnight? YES, dumfuq.
"When it comes to deportation please expound what you mean when you say "due process". "
You posted: "He entered illegally and that is beyond dispute. That means he's deportable."
That does NOT, in and of itself, constitute a deportable offense...NOT UNTIL THAT HAS BEEN ADJUDICATED BY A COURT. You know..."Due Process".
My turn: Please comment on the fact only 6 of the ~285 folks renditioned to El Salvador had criminal convictions.
www.propublica.org
@#251 ... I'm done with your moron math. Your garbage sources are leading you to garbage conclusions. ...
Yeah, that's about where I am on this thread.
No longer wanting to feed the troll.
The ---- pore excretions it has posted to this most august site have apparently tried to diminish the credibility of this site.
Perhaps that was intentional.
When I look at ...
Drudge Retort
mediabiasfactcheck.com
and compare that to
Fox News (foxnews.com)
mediabiasfactcheck.com
The two are now rated the same. But a couple three weeks ago, drudge.com was rated a notch above FoxNews on the credibility scale.
So, possibly, the current trolling scotts alias was successful in what it might have been hired to do?
Who knows?
"OMFG. You're conflating the PERCENTAGE tax cut with the AMOUNT realized, dumfuq."
Please light up your ignorance in neon lights -------. I am quoting directly from the chart based on THE % OF THE TOTAL BENEFIT - NOT TAX RATE CHANGE.
taxpolicycenter.org
To make it clear to -------s like yourself, it is the column titled "Share Of Total Federal Tax Change"
Here is the breakdown reproduced for you:
top 80-90% = 10.1%
top 90-95% = 9%
top 95-99% = 21.6%
top 1% = 23.5%
top 0.1% = 9.5%
This means, the top 5% received 21.6% + 23.5% = 45.1% of the total tax benefits. This CLEARLY STATES the % that went to the top 0.1% - it is 9.5% of the total tax cut. I can't fix stupid but I still try with you.
So, you want to admit you ------ up, AGAIN?
Maybe you should use this opportunity to state you misread the original chart all along which is why you have been lying for the last 3 months.
"I'm done with your moron math. Your garbage sources are leading you to garbage conclusions.
#251 | Posted by Danforth"
LOL. Your problem is no longer math - it is reading comprehension on charts and graphs. But again, just admit you lied originally and now you ------ UP with this latest comment.
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