76 workers detained in Glenn Valley Foods meatpacking raid; community reports ongoing fallout
Jun 10, 2026·Location: Omaha, NE

ICE conducted a raid on Glenn Valley Foods meatpacking plant in Omaha, Nebraska on June 10, 2025, detaining approximately 76 undocumented workers. The operation involved roughly 80 federal and local agents. One year after the raid, community leaders reported ongoing negative economic and social impacts in South Omaha's business district, including loss of business activity, reduced consumer traffic, and increased fear among immigrants. Of the detainees, close to 10 self-deported, others were granted bond and temporary work permits while facing immigration proceedings.
Timeline
Sources
- A Nebraska immigration raid shut businesses down a year ago. The fallout is ongoing, officials say.
NBC News·Jun 11, 2026·archived copy
- Defendants accused of interfering with law enforcement after Omaha ICE raid appear in federal court
- nebraskaexaminer.com
- One year after high-profile ICE raid, Omaha immigrant advocates say community not safer
Yahoo News·Jun 10, 2026·archived copy
- One year after Glenn Valley immigration raid, scars remain for South Omaha families - The Reader
thereader.com·Jun 11, 2026·archived copy
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