"Tyson Foods Offers Job Opportunities and Legal Support to Displaced Iowa Workers and Immigrants"

Tyson Foods is facing a boycott as it closes plants in Iowa and other states, laying off 1,300 workers while aiming to hire thousands of asylum seekers in New York. Critics accuse the company of favoring cheaper migrant labor over US-born workers, prompting legal action and social media backlash. The move raises concerns about the impact of immigration on American jobs, as Tyson seeks to double its immigrant workforce to 84,000 this year. The company's CEO, Donnie King, has faced scrutiny for the closures and hiring practices, as the debate highlights the tension between pro-migration policies and protecting American jobs.