Staff Reports
When a federal system designed to protect American jobs fails on such a grand scale, something is fundamentally broken. The recent ICE operation at Glenn Valley Foods in Nebraska sheds light on the shocking betrayal that hard-working Americans face on a daily basis. Seventy-six illegal aliens slipped through the cracks of E-Verify—supposedly the cornerstone of our defense against undocumented workers—and, what’s worse, they didn’t just steal jobs; they stole lives.
These illegal workers weren’t just holding down jobs that Americans need; they were committing identity theft. They took Social Security numbers and pretended to be someone else, causing devastating consequences for real Americans. Some victims lost healthcare access, others had their disability payments delayed, and some even missed out on educational opportunities. One hard-working nursing student lost her tuition assistance, and a disabled Texan couldn’t get their deserved disability support. How can we claim to support our own citizens when we can’t protect them from such abuses?
E-Verify is supposed to be a safeguard, yet it’s letting those it’s meant to stop march right into American jobs with stolen identities. The system is praised by liberals and government bureaucrats as fool-proof, but this operation proves otherwise. Instead of tightening the screws and ensuring our systems work, the political elite seem more interested in placating activists and appeasing those who openly flout our laws.
E-Verify Failed to Detect 76 Illegal Aliens Stealing Americans' Identities https://t.co/kqTobYgDTc
— Lois Levine Fishman (@FishmanLevine) June 26, 2025
And let’s talk about those protestors who tried to block the ICE agents. These activists would rather protect criminals than stand up for the American victims left in their wake. Some even attacked law enforcement—the very people trying to uphold the law. Yet, we hear little condemnation from the left or the media. Where’s the outrage when crimes happen to your neighbors, your community, or even you?
Is America really putting its citizens first, or are we sacrificing them at the altar of some misguided narrative pushed by liberal proponents of open borders? The victims of identity theft are not just numbers; they are our friends, family, and fellow Americans who deserve security and justice. How many more betrayals do we need to endure before we take action? Will we continue to let our nation be undermined, or will we stand tall and reclaim the values that built this great nation?
