Postville Iowa Raid at Bailey Woodfull blog

Postville Iowa Raid. Postville — nearly nine years have passed since immigration agents swooped into postville, a northeastern iowa town of fewer than 3,000, and arrested 389 undocumented workers. The raid positioned postville at the center of international news, becoming a catalyst for changes to workplace laws regarding immigration. A decade after a massive raid nabbed 400 undocumented workers, this tiny town fights to reclaim its identity. A car enters the town of postville, iowa, april 22. Remembering the postville raid 10 years later. Then about 1,000 ice agents descended on a meatpacking plant in the town. Immigration and custom enforcement agents moved in. A decade and a half later, the negative impacts still weigh heavily on the town, but the residents fought hard to rebuild their community and sense of belonging in a place they chose as home. In the early morning hours of may 12, 2008, large numbers of u.s. It was a normal day in may 2008 when helicopters surrounded the tiny town of postville, iowa. The small town of 2,500 people is still feeling the effects of the may 12, 2008, immigration raid at the agriprocessors kosher meat.

Remembering the postville raid 10 years later. A decade after a massive raid nabbed 400 undocumented workers, this tiny town fights to reclaim its identity. A car enters the town of postville, iowa, april 22. A decade and a half later, the negative impacts still weigh heavily on the town, but the residents fought hard to rebuild their community and sense of belonging in a place they chose as home. The raid positioned postville at the center of international news, becoming a catalyst for changes to workplace laws regarding immigration. The small town of 2,500 people is still feeling the effects of the may 12, 2008, immigration raid at the agriprocessors kosher meat. Then about 1,000 ice agents descended on a meatpacking plant in the town. In the early morning hours of may 12, 2008, large numbers of u.s. Immigration and custom enforcement agents moved in. Postville — nearly nine years have passed since immigration agents swooped into postville, a northeastern iowa town of fewer than 3,000, and arrested 389 undocumented workers.

Torre de Agua de Postville, Iowa abUSed The Postville Raid Flickr

Postville Iowa Raid Immigration and custom enforcement agents moved in. In the early morning hours of may 12, 2008, large numbers of u.s. Immigration and custom enforcement agents moved in. A decade after a massive raid nabbed 400 undocumented workers, this tiny town fights to reclaim its identity. The small town of 2,500 people is still feeling the effects of the may 12, 2008, immigration raid at the agriprocessors kosher meat. Postville — nearly nine years have passed since immigration agents swooped into postville, a northeastern iowa town of fewer than 3,000, and arrested 389 undocumented workers. A decade and a half later, the negative impacts still weigh heavily on the town, but the residents fought hard to rebuild their community and sense of belonging in a place they chose as home. The raid positioned postville at the center of international news, becoming a catalyst for changes to workplace laws regarding immigration. Remembering the postville raid 10 years later. It was a normal day in may 2008 when helicopters surrounded the tiny town of postville, iowa. A car enters the town of postville, iowa, april 22. Then about 1,000 ice agents descended on a meatpacking plant in the town.