70 workers taken from an Upstate NY factory during an ICE raid have been flown to Texas. The raid occurred in less than 48 hours, moving workers from their long-time jobs to detention centers at the Texas border, where they await possible deportation. Family members and advocates confirmed the swift transfer, which shocked many in the community.
- 70 workers detained during immigration raid
- Workers relocated out of state quickly
- Detention at Texas border pending deportation
- Long-term workers abruptly removed from jobs
- Personal data may be collected and stored
The raid targeted a protein bar plant in northern Cayuga County. In under two days, the workers, many with decades at the plant, were detained and sent out of state. They are now at border detention centers, facing deportation proceedings. The rapid transfer highlights the aggressive enforcement actions and the uncertainty faced by immigrant workers.
- ICE raided a Cayuga County protein plant, detaining 70 workers.
- Workers were quickly flown from NY to Texas border detention centers.
- The transfer happened within 48 hours, disrupting lives and careers.
- Family members and advocates express concern over due process and safety.
This incident underscores ongoing immigration enforcement pressures and their impact on local communities. The workers face uncertain futures as they await deportation decisions.
Further updates are expected as legal and advocacy groups respond to the raid’s aftermath.
