A huge identity theft scheme by illegals affecting Americans across the country
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ICE is Illegal immigration And it is linked to an organized criminal network, perhaps following workplace raids at Omaha’s meat packing factory.
According to an ICE statement, it has been discovered that about 70 illegal aliens working in the factory use their stolen Social Security numbers and identities to illegally obtain employment permits, wages and benefits at the expense of more than 100 victims. The statement said the victim faced “devastating financial, emotional and legal consequences” as a result of identity theft.
Working with other federal and state partners, ICE agents carried out a massive workplace raid at Glen Valley Foods In Omaha on June 10th. The attack has arrested more than 70 illegal immigrants, sparking protests both in the community and across the country.
While the arrests have sparked outrage from the local community and some people across the country, Ice said, as some suggests, theft of illegal identity information proves that they are not innocent and hardworking members of society.
Left: Glen Valley Foods, a meat packaging company, attacked by US immigrants and customs enforcement in Omaha, Nevada on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, and right: Ice Agent arrested at Glen Valley Food in Omaha, Nebraska (Ice and Margarie A. Beck)
Another ice official told Fox News Digital that the illegal aliens arrested at Glen Valley Foods were behind the crime, and some “used an organized criminal network” to carry out the crime.
Representatives said the investigation is still ongoing and the exact number of affected individuals is still unknown.
An ICE spokesman pointed to several examples of people who were victimized by the identity theft scheme of an offence who was arrested.
The spokesman said the disabled In Texasthose who were unable to work struggled to pay for social security disorders as illegal foreigners misused their identities at Glen Valley Foods and earned wages.
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Chad Hartman, president of Glen Valley Foods, told The Associated Press that he was surprised by the attack, saying that the plants were using e-verify to check the immigration status of workers prior to employment. (Margery A. Beck)
Another victim In Colorado I received a notification from the IRS to repay more than $5,000 after incomes accidentally increased due to illegal foreigners who use their identities to work with plants.
In Missouri, full-time nursing students lost university tuition support after being fraudulently reported to have made too much money for illegal aliens at Glen Valley Foods using their Social Security numbers.
There’s another person living there In California According to a spokesman, an illegal person who worked at Glen Valley Foods had to work for nearly 15 years to regain his identity and correct the financial damages.
Mark Jeet, special agent in charge Homeland Security Survey Kansas City, targeting Omaha, said in a statement emailed to Fox News Digital that “criminals who stole these identities not only broke the law, they saved their lives.”
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Many of the 70 people detained Wednesday could face additional federal claims, including fraud and misuse of visas, permits and other documents. Assaulting federal officers. Resisting arrest; illegal reentry; misuse of social security numbers, ICE said. (ice)
“There was an individual who recently appeared on the record, referring to an identity burglar who we arrested last week as ‘good, hardworking, honest’,” he said. “These so-called honest workers have caused an immeasurable amount of financial and emotional difficulties for innocent Americans. If you’re pretending to be someone you’re not, you’re not blatant and criminal dishonesty, what you don’t know.”
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“These victims are not faceless statistics. They are real people who have been denied medical care and have lost educational opportunities,” Zito added.