Tyson Foods Plans Massive Migrant Hiring Amid U.S. Worker Layoffs

The company aims to double its migrant workforce, facing criticism for replacing American jobs with foreign labor.

Tyson Foods plans to hire 42,000 migrants and asylum-seekers, aiming to double its current migrant workforce.
The company is facing backlash for laying off 1,200 American workers after closing a pork processing facility in Iowa, with more closures planned.
Tyson Foods emphasizes the loyalty and desire for stability among migrant workers, disputing claims of hiring illegal immigrants.
Critics, including Senator J.D. Vance, argue that replacing American workers with migrants undermines the American Dream and calls for congressional scrutiny.
Tyson Foods asserts all its employees are legally authorized to work in the U.S., highlighting its participation in government programs to combat illegal employment.