[eakole]

I would gladly participate in a "Rolling Boycott." Target a boycott on each of the four meatpackers every weekend in every month. Seaboard, the 1st weekend, Cargill, the 2d, Hormel the 3d and Tyson the 4th. Then repeat the process until they obey the law and our Executive Quislings enforce the law and protect our borders.

[eazdzit]

You stated: "I would gladly participate in a "Rolling Boycott." Target a boycott on each of the four meatpackers every weekend in every month. Seaboard, the 1st weekend, Cargill, the 2d, Hormel the 3d and Tyson the 4th. Then repeat the process until they obey the law and our Executive Quislings enforce the law and protect our borders."

The rolling boycott is good, just leave TYSON out altogether. We the consumers are going to have to step up to the plate, in their case.

INS arrests key figure in Tyson Foods immigration case ^

Posted by Brian Mosely

On News/Activism ^ 05/14/2003 8:24:22 AM PDT · 17 replies · 5+ views

AP ^ | 5/14/03 CHATTANOOGA (AP) —

A Mexico native who was a key figure in the government’s unsuccessful immigration conspiracy case against Tyson Foods has been arrested and could be deported. Federal law requires that non-citizen multiple-felons, even if in the United States legally, be arrested. Amador Anchondo-Rascon, 43, of Shelbyville has been unable to make a $15,000 bond, according to his attorney, Michael Friedman of Atlanta. Anchondo-Rascon is in custody at a Louisiana detention center, awaiting a deportation hearing. Friedman defended Anchondo-Rascon on criminal charges related to the Tyson Foods case. His client spent almost two years behind bars before negotiating a...

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