I just wanted to give you a quick heads up that this episode contains some graphic descriptions

of butchering and the meat packing process as well as some horrific treatments of animals

and people.

So you might want to hold off on this one, at least and tell you finish your lunch.

Listen to their discretion as advised.

The Swift Meat Packing Plant near Cactus is effectively shut down tonight.

A fallout continues in Worthington after Tuesday's raid on a meat packing plant.

The Swift and Company owns the plants where nearly 1,300 employees were arrested in

six different states.

Over 200 who were taken into custody remain in detention centers here in Colorado, their

families and friends who have been completely in the dark about their loved ones whereabouts

since the raid yesterday morning.

For the 13,000 employees of the Swift and Company Meat Packing Plants, Tuesday, December

12, 2006 was supposed to be just another day.

Go up to work, punch the time clock, butcher some animals, go home to the family, have some

dinner, maybe watch a little TV, put the kids to bed, fall asleep and then do it all over

again the next day.

But it became very apparent early in the morning shift that Tuesday, December 12 was going

to be different.

At about 8 a.m., fans and buses containing 1,000 immigration and customs enforcement agents

backed by local police units in riot care.

Simultaneously descended upon six different meat packing plants in Colorado, Texas, Nebraska,

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