Quote from: Herman on June 18, 2025, 06:31:56 PMA raid on a meatpacking plant in Nebraska has caused a surge in job applications following the apprehension of 76 employees who were detained and removed from the premises by federal authorities.

After just a few days, a dozen illegal workers had already been removed from the state or deported, while more than 60 were taken to a detention center, NBC News reported.

What happened after the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid, though, defied a sentiment that has permeated across the country: that no American wants the jobs that illegal workers perform.

As Glenn Valley Foods mourned the loss of what the company called "family" members (referring to illegal employees), prospective employees banged on the doors looking to fill the roles that the company itself said were very hard to hire for.

The company's entire waiting room was packed with people filling out job applications just two days after the ICE raid.

ICE would be well advised to wait until the new employees have been selected, then conduct another raid on the joint. Like a mop-up strike or something.