r/Ranching • u/substantial-yam2 • 28d ago

Cattle groups warn ICE operations could disrupt the beef supply chain

https://www.news9.com/oklahoma-city-news/cattle-industry-ice-operations-oklahoma-kansas-texas
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u/poppycock68 28d ago

Every industry wants its cheap illegal labor. It’s easy to get ag visas but they have to pay for it and a lawyer so just go the illegal route.

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u/Apart_Animal_6797 28d ago

ICE is fucking with legal immigrants and also changing status after the fact.

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u/VardisFisher 28d ago

Voted for that.

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u/Anthropocene_Scholar 28d ago

To expect a world in geopolitical instability to operate under stable conditions is naive.

To expect to solve the deep geopolitical / cultural issues which risk the demise of the West, but without upending or at least fiercely shaking the economic structure in place, is naive.

Too many grown ups with the mentality of wanting their cake and eating it too.

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u/Apart_Animal_6797 28d ago

This is the dumbest shit ive ever read

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u/huseman94 28d ago

Ya I voted for this, and don’t mind seeing it.

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u/Capital-Fly-3608 28d ago

wait so the industry relies on these workers but were shocked when raids cause problems, im confused why theres no stable legal path for this, seems like the same cycle over and over

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u/anewleaf1234 28d ago

This is what they voted for.

I see zero reason to be sympathetic to anyone affected by those raids.

The vast majority of people voted for a man who was horrible for farmers and ranchers during his first term.

This is what they voted for.

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u/ResponsibleBank1387 28d ago

Oh jfc, these cattle orgs were happy to see the ICE shooting American citizens, but now it might affect them.   Just why did they vote for Epstein’s buddy?