Site Navigation
Business continues as usual at the Swift and Co. plant in Worthington. The facility is being sold to a Brazilian company as part of a $1.4 billion deal. (MPR Photo/Mark Steil)
After the Swift raid
Broadcast: Midmorning, 06/01/2007, 10:50 a.m.
Six months after the immigration sweep through the Swift plant, life in Worthington has returned to normal for most, but not all of its residents.
Guests
Jerry Fiola: Director of community education for the Worthington school district. His office also was responsible for distributing United Way funds after the federal raids of the Swift plant.
Photos
More from MPR
- Sale of Swift & Co. raises questions in Worthington (05/29/2007)
- A town divided talks about the immigration raid that tore it apart (01/07/2007)
- Swift and Co. raids may have lasting implications (12/15/2006)
- Midmorning: The Swift raid fallout (12/15/2006)
- Feds raid meat-packing plant in Minnesota (12/12/2006)
Resources
|
|
