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'South Dakota's Chinese Virus problem is largely due to Smithfield, a foreign company with a foreign labor force.

And it's not alone.'

@Sultanknish
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"It's not just Made in China that's a problem.

Though it is.

It's also industries powered by guest workers, migrants, and assorted foreign labor.

South Dakota's Chinese Virus problem is largely due to Smithfield, a foreign company with a foreign labor force.

And it's not alone.

It's insane that we have an industry that ought to be all-American and is instead dependent on foreign workers living in dorms with poor standards of hygiene.

While the article doesn't mention it, these plants have in recent years come to depend heavily on Mexican, Central American and African laborers.

There's a reason this is happening in meat processing plants and not, say, among steelworkers.

As a result we are looking at a scenario where the country's meat supply could be threatened."

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By Daniel Greenfield @Sultanknish via @fpmag
The Point - frontpagemag.com/point

"Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical left and Islamic terrorism"