Tyson Foods Divests Amid Controversy Over Hiring Asylum Seekers

Conservative investment groups pull support, citing alienation of customers and potential economic risks.

A conservative investment fund group divested from Tyson Foods due to its hiring of asylum-seekers, sparking backlash.
The American Conservative Values ETF cites potential customer alienation and economic risks as reasons for the divestment.
Tyson Foods defends its hiring practices, stating it only employs legally authorized workers and denies cutting American jobs for immigrants.
Social media campaigns and conservative groups call for a boycott of Tyson Foods, comparing the situation to other brands that faced customer backlash.
Tyson Foods emphasizes its commitment to legal employment and disputes claims of prioritizing immigrant workers over American jobs.