[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Almost no other country in the world would allow an organization to start placing people from somewhere else into jobs in that country. Yes, Americans need to regain their work ethic, but this is just not right. Try to move to Mexico and get a legal right to work. It takes five (5) years to even get residency and you have to PROVE you are becoming part of the culture.

[Battle of Tours]

Bet this wouldn’t happen at Smithfield Hams

[combat_boots]

Gee, what does it take for a peanut processing plant to go under, I wonder? Salmonella, right?

[Cyber Ninja]

Why not the good folks from Springfield?

[FlingWingFlyer]

If they chose to hire Americans over illegal aliens, they’ll find themselves being “investigated” by those a**holes, Conyers the Crook and Nadler the Hutt! Just ask Joe Arpaio. This isn’t OUR country anymore. The Nazi ‘RATS have taken it over for their “global” pals. America is dead.

[Colonel Kangaroo]

Law enforcement were called out early Monday to quell a disturbance at the state unemployment office downtown after about 150 people, including a large number of refugees and others brought from Nashville by various charitable organizations, began cutting in line for the coveted jobs.

What insolence! How dare local residents get in the way of the people for whom those jobs were meant for. The term "cutting in line" is unfortunate. This was merely the rightful employees assuming their proper place at the head of the line in front of the local usurpers.

[org.whodat]

On Tuesday, Shahdi Michael, an organizer from the St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church in Nashville,

I would bet that when that places catches on fire the fire department will take a long time getting there.

[Gabz]

Cupp said that Tyson Foods has not been causing the problems..........

BS --- if you speak unaccented English, have an IQ over room temperature, or better than a GED you CAN NOT get a job with Tyson through the standard employment process.

[org.whodat]

St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church – Nashville, TN. ... Mina Coptic Orthodox Church Nashville, TN. St. Mina. Address. 476 McMurray Drive Nashville, TN 37211 ...

[org.whodat]

Anyone, ANYONE, that buys any Tyson product is unAmerican. The last I checked, the meat department at wal mart was all TYSON.

[La Lydia]

What is so utterly infuriating about this is that the townspeople, the natives, will be paying taxes to subsidize the existence of these outsiders, while they watch their town turn into something they don’t want, their housing costs rise, their children’s schools being converted into schools that cater to non-English speakers, their doctors’ offices and clinics overrun by those whose bills may or may not be paid and all of this for which they were never given a choice, or an opportunity to vote for or against. I grew up in southern California, and I don’t remember my parents ever voting to be overrun by the dregs of Mexico or by Armenian refugees. I certainly was never asked my opinion. And in the case of Shelbyville, in a few years, we will be reading how the children of these people are disappearing, only to turn up fighting for jihad in some Middle Eastern hell hole. Thanks elected officials. You’re really looking out for us.

[FreepShop1]

Our family has boycotted Tyson ever since they started hiring Somalis en masse. We recommend others do the same. And LET THEM KNOW.

[org.whodat]

It’s way past time to remove the tax exempt status of the catholic church.

[VeniVidiVici]

What a freaking stupid idea to herd these folks around like some mobile Chinatown.

And they think the local folks, NO MATTER WHERE THEY ARE, wouldn’t be upset with this?

They should resettle these folks family by family all over the US.

I’m not against immigrants, I’M AGAINST STUPID IMMIGRATION POLICIES!

[VeniVidiVici]

They are Coptic Christians from the Middle East. Probably the most persecuted people on the planet.

More than anyone else on Earth THEY certainly deserve to immigrate to the United States.

[Colonel Kangaroo]

However, equal opportunity laws prevent the office from discriminating against those who come here to apply for jobs.(says the state official)

Then the law needs to be changed. I'm sure when Tyson moved in, the taxpayers of the Shelbyville area footed the bill for some nice incentives for Tyson. Of course, the deal was Tyson would provide jobs and general economic development for those providing the incentives. Now, hiding behind state equal opportunity laws, Tyson can evade their end of the bargain. A nice racket.