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Foundation Food Group, which owns the Gainesville, GA plant, was cited for 26 violations with a proposed fine of nearly $600,000.
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Firefighters Called to Poultry Plant Where Prior Ammonia Leak Killed 6
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House to Hold Hearing on Plant Raids
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Plant Fires Workers Left After Raid
Former workers at PH Food said they'd been abruptly fired, and that the company is withholding pay.
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Job Fair Held After ICE Raids
While the raids at seven plants were unprecedented, chicken processing facilities are normally plagued by heavy turnover and ravenously seek employees.
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Plants 'Willfully' Used Illegal Workers
Investigators behind the biggest immigration raid in a decade relied on informants inside the plants and data from electronic monitoring bracelets.
August 12, 2019
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Immigration Raids to Have Long-Term Effects
Effects of the largest immigration raid in at least a decade are likely to ripple for years through six Mississippi small towns that host poultry plants.
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Immigration Raids Net 680 Arrests at Poultry Plants
The plants' tough processing jobs have mainly been filled by Latino immigrants eager to take whatever work they can get.
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Raids Hit Mississippi Food Plants
Employees filled three buses and were taken to a military hangar to be processed for immigration violations.
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