Boycott calls persist because Tyson Foods isn't hiring workers who came to the U.S. illegally

Conservatives are calling for a boycott of Tyson Foods after false claims spread online that the company planned to hire 52,000 people who came to the U.S. illegally. Tyson Foods isn't hiring workers who came into the country illegally. Boycott calls persist, but the company says it's not hiring illegal immigrants.

Conservatives are calling for a boycott of Tyson Foods after false claims spread online that the company planned to hire 52,000 people who came to the U.S. illegally. Tyson Foods isn't hiring workers who came into the country illegally. Boycott calls persist, but the company says it's not hiring illegal immigrants.

Conservative influencers and politicians are calling for a boycott of Tyson Foods. False claims spread online that Tyson Foods plans to hire 52,000 illegal immigrants. Tyson Foods isn't hiring workers who came to the U.S. illegally, it's not hiring illegal immigrants, it says.

Tyson Foods denies ditching American workers from Iowa plant. Tyson Foods said they wanted to set the record straight and that the claims made concerning asylum seekers had been completely false. The company said the claims were made about asylum seekers were completely false and that they were not ditching the American workers.

Tyson Foods denies ditching American workers from Iowa plant. Tyson Foods said they wanted to set the record straight and that the claims made concerning asylum seekers had been completely false. The company said the claims were made about asylum seekers were completely false and that they were not ditching the American workers.

Conservative investment fund divests from Tyson Foods over hiring asylum-seekers. Tyson Foods committed to hiring 2,500 refugees in the U.S. when partnering with a non-profit. The food giant has spoken out against illegal immigration and spoke out against immigration laws. The company has pledged to hire 2,000 refugees.

Fund manager ditches Tyson Foods for replacing US staff with migrants. Bill Flaig, CEO and co-founder of the $79 million American Conservative Values Fund, told DailyMail.com that he has divested from Tyson and won't buy any more stock in the company.

Conservative investment fund divests from Tyson Foods over migrant hiring. Conservative-oriented ETF is divesting its stake over the company's plans to hire migrants and refugees amid the ongoing crisis at the southern border. The fund is a conservative-oriented investment fund that has a conservative orientation.

Tyson Foods seeking to hire over 40,000 asylum-seekers and migrants coming into the U.S. to work in their New York regional plants. Tyson Foods is the nation's largest meat and poultry producer, Tyson Foods says it wants to hire more than 40,500 people.

Tyson reportedly hired asylum seekers in New York City to work at its plant in Humboldt, Tenn. The company is closing a plant in Perry, Iowa, and laying off US workers. The company also reportedly hiring asylum seekers from New York to work in the U.S.