Indiana Attorney General Demands Tyson Foods Answer ‘Tough Questions’ on Its Migrant Hiring Practices
The probe centers around potential human trafficking related to the influx of migrants to cities in the state.
The Indiana attorney general is asking meat processing giant, Tyson Foods, to answer some “tough questions” about the company’s hiring practices regarding legal and illegal migrants.
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