Overview
- ICE and federal partners executed a warrant at Glenn Valley Foods on June 10, detaining between 70 and 100 workers suspected of using fraudulent documents.
- The Homeland Security Department labeled the action the largest worksite enforcement operation in Nebraska under President Trump’s administration.
- Glenn Valley Foods leaders said they relied on the federal E-Verify system but were told by agents that the program failed to detect false IDs.
- Protesters blocked ICE vehicles, hurled rocks and tried to obstruct officers as Douglas County officials warned of harm to families and community stability.
- The raid has forced the plant to run at reduced capacity, and ICE has offered guidance on best hiring practices to prevent future violations.