A conservative-oriented investment fund is divesting from Tyson Foods over the company's plans to hire migrants and refugees that the fund believes will alienate customers due to the ongoing crisis at the southern border.
report by Bloomberg News indicated that Tyson indicated that Tyson officials met with migrants at Chobani's offices last month to hire 17 asylum seekers from Venezuela, Mexico and Colombia for jobs at its plant in Tennessee, and that it hired 70 more in early March.