Poultry plants, Beef plants, Pork plants

[malaise]

a plethora of farms and hotels are also involved in hum.an smuggling.
That is all.

[leftstreet]

1. DURec

[Elessar Zappa]

2. Very true.

We have a serious human trafficking problem in this country and it keeps getting worse. Maybe with Merrick Garland at the DOJ we will see a serious effort to fight the traffickers.

[magicarpet]

3. So true,...

... and,....

Restaurants, food service,...

Landscaping,

Construction,..

Hotel,..

[malaise]

5. Yes

I didn't cover all - thanks

[SWBTATTReg]

6. Funny, almost all businesses that djt has too...except the landscaping, but I think

Rudi G. has that business (remember his press conf. there?)

[magicarpet]

9. djt and his properties,..

...require lots of grounds maintenance,...

Janitorial,...

Property maintenance,...

Landscaping,..

At his properties and golf courses, either on his payroll or contracted helpers. He is know to hire non documented workers because he can treat them like shit.

[malaise]

18. THIS

[lagomorph777]

4. One more reason for Vegan

[mucifer]

7. There are lots of abuses in vegetable and grain farming. But, lots of great reasons to be vegan

[lagomorph777]

10. True. n/t

[WhiskeyGrinder]

8. The farming and food production industry in the U.S. *relies* on cheap labor and trafficking.

[hunter]

11. The corporations that own these industries set up labor subcontractors to take the fall.

Whenever they get caught, they know nothing.

Some of them are so corrupt they'll threaten their own workers with deportation.

These corporations hire undocumented workers because they can be abused or easily disposed of when they begin to demand safer working conditions and better pay.

The world would be a better place without factory farm meat and dairy products -- for health reasons, for environmental reasons, and for workers.

Cheap bacon, milk, hamburgers, and chicken nuggets are not necessities.

[malaise]

12. +1,000

It's all a for profit racket and while the various industries and services are making profits, politicians denigrate said workers for propaganda purposes.

[WhiteTara]

13. restautants too

especially Chinese restaurants.

I should say this is what I observed in Rogers, Arkansas.

[malaise]

14. All sorts of restaurants including

Indian ones

[WhiteTara]

15. I love Indian food, but my beloved doesn't

so I haven't been to an Indian restaurant since I traveled to NYC and then I wouldn't know about that.

I know that my fav restaurant in Tulsa many years ago had total undocumented kitchen help and when Immigration came, they all fled out the back door except for the head chef who was from Tulsa. They always came on Friday or Saturday nights.

[malaise]

16. There was a major scandal some years ago

The workers were virtual slaves

https://www.firstpost.com/world/indian-restaurant-sex-trafficking-scandal-spurs-change-240259.html

[WhiteTara]

17. I believe it.

In Rogers, they would keep them in the restaurant for a while, maybe a month and then the whole crew was gone. I'm not sure if they were being smuggled or trafficked.

Oh, after about a year, the restaurant just closed down suddenly.