Haitian immigrants at meatpacking plant
claim abuse since arriving in Colorado
Posted By: OhioNick, 9/30/2024 8:30:07 PM
Union members at the JBS Foods meatpacking plant in Greeley, Colorado, said hundreds of Haitian immigrants were lured to work at the plant on false promises. "[They were told,] 'You can come here. You are going to have a very good job. And you don't have to worry about where you're going to sleep because the company is going to take care of that for you,'" alleges plant worker Tchelly Moise. [SNIP] "We are talking about eight or 10 people inside of one motel room, a small room with just one bed inside of it and one bathroom," said Moise.
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Sheriff: Helene Survivors Cannot Apply
for $750 Because They Do Not Have a Phone
or Computer 10 replies
for $750 Because They Do Not Have a Phone
or Computer 10 replies
An exasperated North Carolina sheriff slammed the Biden-Harris administration’s offer to Hurricane Helene survivors of $750 in “immediate” relief funds, arguing it was nothing compared to what they gave Ukraine and because it requires access to the internet — which residents in the worst-hit areas still do not have.
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The Trump campaign called on CBS News’s 60 Minutes to release its full, unedited transcript with Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Impeachable.
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refusing to rule out leaving the COUNTRY
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Kamala Harris takes a sip of Miller High
Life with Stephen Colbert during ‘Late
Show’ appearance 20 replies
Life with Stephen Colbert during ‘Late
Show’ appearance 20 replies
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