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Nebraska's ag employers have stayed out of ICE's crosshairs. Why?

Federal agents have focused on food-processing sites while Nebraska farm employers have largely avoided raids, raising concerns about undocumented workers and food supplies.

Summary by Lincoln Journal Star
The law seems clear: U.S. employers must not knowingly hire unauthorized workers. Doing so routinely can lead to fines or even prison time. But the key word is “knowingly.”

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Nebraska's ag employers have stayed out of ICE's crosshairs. Why?

The law seems clear: U.S. employers must not knowingly hire unauthorized workers. Doing so routinely can lead to fines or even prison time. But the key word is “knowingly.”

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Lincoln Journal Star broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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