ICE Agents at Dayton Cargill

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Updated: 10:46 PM Mar 11, 2008 ICE Agents at Dayton Cargill Dayton, Va. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were at the Dayton Cargill plant at the same time U.S. Attorney John Brownlee announced eight indictments Tuesday. ICE officials were on site all day with company representatives. Posted: 5:56 PM Mar 11, 2008 Reporter: Haley Harrison

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Posted by: Bill Location: Staunton on Apr 30, 2009 at 05:55 PM

Way to go ICE. Fine Cargille to put them out of business. Get rid of the illegals andgive us our country back

Posted by: SAM Location: HARRISONBURG on Dec 11, 2008 at 12:25 AM

ITS ABOUT TIME THEY DO SOMETHING ABOUT ALL THESE ILLEGALS TAKING AMERICANS JOBS AWAY FROM THEM WE NEED TO LIVE AND PAY OUR BILLS TOO

Posted by: Deborah Location: Prospect (formerly Bridgewater) on Mar 13, 2008 at 03:10 PM

There should be more raids like this on the unscrupulous employers in the Valley. These companies (and private individuals I might add) should be fined for every day for each illegal individual they employ and should have their business licenses revolked. This activity lowers wages, schools are overcrowded and hospitals are being used as doctor's offices. This addiction to cheap labor so the companies -- and individuals -- can get wealthy is not good for this country. It seems to be extremely bad in the valley part of Virginia.

Posted by: Henry Location: Staunton on Mar 12, 2008 at 11:06 AM

May Cargill be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Although it looks like the scumbags have, like most criminal organizations, are putting on low-level lackeys.

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