“GUATEMALAN” MAN DIES After Falling Into WASTE GRINDER At Meat Plant…Former Worker Claims They Hire “90% Illegal Aliens”…Including “10-12 Yr Old Kids”This story is absolutely horrific, but not surprising. Bleeding heart liberals aren t doing illegal aliens any favors by fighting for them to come here, only to be abused by their employers, who hire them, and then hold their illegal immigration status over their heads when they demand safer working conditions. (See video below)A worker caught in a machine at a meat processing plant has died in Ohio, according to local authorities.Samuel Martinez, 62, was killed by the machine on Saturday afternoon at the Fresh Mark plant in Canton, Ohio.The  Guatemalan national  died at the scene.According to the Stark County Coroner s Office, the man stepped into a chute and was stuck in the waste grinder.In a statement released on Saturday, Fresh Mark said that they would work with local law enforcement to figure out what caused the accident.This afternoon just before 5 pm, we experienced a work-related fatality at our Canton facility, they said. Our primary concern rests with the wellbeing of this employee s family, as well as with the safety and well-being of all our employees in the Canton and other Fresh Mark facilities. We are working with authorities to determine the facts regarding this incident. The incident marks the second of such to happen at the company.In 2011, an employee was electrocuted while trying to plug in a fan as he was standing in water.The company sells pork related meat under the Superior and Sugardale brands.  Daily Mail In 2011, Steve Salvi, the founder of Ohio Jobs & Justice PAC interviewed an Ohio worker that made some startling allegations regarding the alleged hiring of underaged illegal aliens at one of Fresh Mark s Sugardale meatpacking plants in Canton, Ohio. In addition to outing the company for hiring underage illegal alien workers, the former Fresh Mark employee claims a veteran returned from Iraq and applied for a job at the meat processing company. The veteran was allegedly turned down until he could prove that he spoke the Spanish language.In May 2017, the very liberal New Yorker published a story about a 17-year old Guatemalan boy who was too young to work in a factory, and lost his leg due to the unsafe working conditions at neighboring Case Farms in Ohio. The New Yorker says the Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America.Osiel sanitized the liver-giblet chiller, a tublike contraption that cools chicken innards by cycling them through a near-freezing bath, then looked for a ladder, so that he could turn off the water valve above the machine. As usual, he said, there weren t enough ladders to go around, so he did as a supervisor had shown him: he climbed up the machine, onto the edge of the tank, and reached for the valve. His foot slipped; the machine automatically kicked on. Its paddles grabbed his left leg, pulling and twisting until it snapped at the knee and rotating it a hundred and eighty degrees, so that his toes rested on his pelvis. The machine  literally ripped off his left leg,  medical reports said, leaving it hanging by a frayed ligament and a five-inch flap of skin. Osiel was rushed to Mercy Medical Center, where surgeons amputated his lower leg.Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America. In 2015 alone, federal workplace-safety inspectors fined the company nearly two million dollars, and in the past seven years, it has been cited for two hundred and forty violations. That s more than any other company in the poultry industry except Tyson Foods, which has more than thirty times as many employees. David Michaels, the former head of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), called Case Farms  an outrageously dangerous place to work.  Four years before 17 year old Guatemalan worker, Osiel L pez P rez lost his leg, Michaels s inspectors had seen Case Farms employees standing on top of machines to sanitize them and warned the company that someone would get hurt. Just a week before Osiel s accident, an inspector noted in a report that Case Farms had repeatedly taken advantage of loopholes in the law and given the agency false information.  The company has a twenty-five-year track record of failing to comply with federal workplace-safety standards,  Michaels said.Case Farms has built its business by recruiting some of the world s most vulnerable immigrants, who endure harsh and at times illegal conditions that few Americans would put up with. When these workers have fought for higher pay and better conditions, the company has used their immigration status to get rid of vocal workers, avoid paying for injuries, and quash dissent. Thirty years ago, Congress passed an immigration law mandating fines and even jail time for employers who hire unauthorized workers, but trivial penalties and weak enforcement have allowed employers to evade responsibility. Under President Obama, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agreed not to investigate workers during labor disputes. Advocates worry that President Trump, whose Administration has targeted unauthorized immigrants, will scrap those agreements, emboldening employers to simply call ice anytime workers complain.politics
guatemala man dies after falling into waste grinder at meat worker claims they hire illegal aliens yr old kids this story absolutely horrific surprising bleeding heart liberals illegal aliens favors fighting come abused employers hire hold illegal immigration status heads demand safer working conditions see video a worker caught machine meat processing plant died ohio according local martinez killed machine saturday afternoon fresh mark plant canton guatemala national died stark county coroner office man stepped chute stuck waste statement released saturday fresh mark said would work local law enforcement figure caused afternoon pm experienced fatality canton facility said our primary concern rests wellbeing employee family well safety employees canton fresh mark facilities we working authorities determine facts regarding incident the incident marks second happen employee electrocuted trying plug fan standing company sells pork related meat superior sugarcane brands daily mail in steve salvo founder ohio jobs justice pac interviewed ohio worker made startling allegations regarding alleged hiring underage illegal aliens one fresh mark sugarcane meatpacking plants canton ohio in addition outing company hiring underage illegal alien workers former fresh mark employee claims veteran returned iraq applied job meat processing company the veteran allegedly turned could prove spoke spanish may liberal new worker published story old guatemala boy young work factory lost leg due unsafe working conditions neighboring case farms ohio the new worker says case farms plants among dangerous workplaces sanitized chiller unlike contraction cools chicken inwards cycling bath looked ladder could turn water valve machine as usual said enough ladders go around supervisor shown climbed machine onto edge tank reached valve his foot slipped machine automatically kicked its paddle grabbed left leg pulling twisting snapped knee rotating hundred eighty degrees toes rested pelvis the machine literally ripped left leg medical reports said leaving hanging framed ligament flap skin oil rushed mercy medical center surgeons amputated lower farms plants among dangerous workplaces america in alone federal inspectors fined company nearly two million dollars past seven years cited two hundred forty violations that company poultry industry except tyson foods thirty times many employees david michaels former head occupational safety health administration sha called case farms outrageous dangerous place work four years year old guatemala worker oil l pez p rez lost leg michaels inspectors seen case farms employees standing top machines sanitize warned company someone would get hurt just week oil accident inspector noted report case farms repeatedly taken advantage loopholes law given agency false information the company track record failing comply federal standards michaels farms built business recruiting world vulnerable immigrants endure harsh times illegal conditions americans would put when workers fought higher pay better conditions company used immigration status get rid vocal workers avoid paying injuries squash dissent thirty years ago congress passed immigration law mandating fines even jail time employers hire unauthorized workers trivial penalties weak enforcement allowed employers evade responsibility under president obama immigration customs enforcement agreed investigate workers labor disputes advocates worry president trump whose administration targeted unauthorized immigrants scrap agreements emboldening employers simply call ice anytime workers
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: “GUATEMALAN” MAN DIES After Falling Into WASTE GRINDER At Meat Plant…Former Worker Claims They Hire “90% Illegal Aliens”…Including “10-12 Yr Old Kids”This story is absolutely horrific, but not surprising. Bleeding heart liberals aren t doing illegal aliens any favors by fighting for them to come here, only to be abused by their employers, who hire them, and then hold their illegal immigration status over their heads when they demand safer working conditions. (See video below)A worker caught in a machine at a meat processing plant has died in Ohio, according to local authorities.Samuel Martinez, 62, was killed by the machine on Saturday afternoon at the Fresh Mark plant in Canton, Ohio.The  Guatemalan national  died at the scene.According to the Stark County Coroner s Office, the man stepped into a chute and was stuck in the waste grinder.In a statement released on Saturday, Fresh Mark said that they would work with local law enforcement to figure out what caused the accident.This afternoon just before 5 pm, we experienced a work-related fatality at our Canton facility, they said. Our primary concern rests with the wellbeing of this employee s family, as well as with the safety and well-being of all our employees in the Canton and other Fresh Mark facilities. We are working with authorities to determine the facts regarding this incident. The incident marks the second of such to happen at the company.In 2011, an employee was electrocuted while trying to plug in a fan as he was standing in water.The company sells pork related meat under the Superior and Sugardale brands.  Daily Mail In 2011, Steve Salvi, the founder of Ohio Jobs & Justice PAC interviewed an Ohio worker that made some startling allegations regarding the alleged hiring of underaged illegal aliens at one of Fresh Mark s Sugardale meatpacking plants in Canton, Ohio. In addition to outing the company for hiring underage illegal alien workers, the former Fresh Mark employee claims a veteran returned from Iraq and applied for a job at the meat processing company. The veteran was allegedly turned down until he could prove that he spoke the Spanish language.In May 2017, the very liberal New Yorker published a story about a 17-year old Guatemalan boy who was too young to work in a factory, and lost his leg due to the unsafe working conditions at neighboring Case Farms in Ohio. The New Yorker says the Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America.Osiel sanitized the liver-giblet chiller, a tublike contraption that cools chicken innards by cycling them through a near-freezing bath, then looked for a ladder, so that he could turn off the water valve above the machine. As usual, he said, there weren t enough ladders to go around, so he did as a supervisor had shown him: he climbed up the machine, onto the edge of the tank, and reached for the valve. His foot slipped; the machine automatically kicked on. Its paddles grabbed his left leg, pulling and twisting until it snapped at the knee and rotating it a hundred and eighty degrees, so that his toes rested on his pelvis. The machine  literally ripped off his left leg,  medical reports said, leaving it hanging by a frayed ligament and a five-inch flap of skin. Osiel was rushed to Mercy Medical Center, where surgeons amputated his lower leg.Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America. In 2015 alone, federal workplace-safety inspectors fined the company nearly two million dollars, and in the past seven years, it has been cited for two hundred and forty violations. That s more than any other company in the poultry industry except Tyson Foods, which has more than thirty times as many employees. David Michaels, the former head of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), called Case Farms  an outrageously dangerous place to work.  Four years before 17 year old Guatemalan worker, Osiel L pez P rez lost his leg, Michaels s inspectors had seen Case Farms employees standing on top of machines to sanitize them and warned the company that someone would get hurt. Just a week before Osiel s accident, an inspector noted in a report that Case Farms had repeatedly taken advantage of loopholes in the law and given the agency false information.  The company has a twenty-five-year track record of failing to comply with federal workplace-safety standards,  Michaels said.Case Farms has built its business by recruiting some of the world s most vulnerable immigrants, who endure harsh and at times illegal conditions that few Americans would put up with. When these workers have fought for higher pay and better conditions, the company has used their immigration status to get rid of vocal workers, avoid paying for injuries, and quash dissent. Thirty years ago, Congress passed an immigration law mandating fines and even jail time for employers who hire unauthorized workers, but trivial penalties and weak enforcement have allowed employers to evade responsibility. Under President Obama, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agreed not to investigate workers during labor disputes. Advocates worry that President Trump, whose Administration has targeted unauthorized immigrants, will scrap those agreements, emboldening employers to simply call ice anytime workers complain.politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: guatemala man dies after falling into waste grinder at meat worker claims they hire illegal aliens yr old kids this story absolutely horrific surprising bleeding heart liberals illegal aliens favors fighting come abused employers hire hold illegal immigration status heads demand safer working conditions see video a worker caught machine meat processing plant died ohio according local martinez killed machine saturday afternoon fresh mark plant canton guatemala national died stark county coroner office man stepped chute stuck waste statement released saturday fresh mark said would work local law enforcement figure caused afternoon pm experienced fatality canton facility said our primary concern rests wellbeing employee family well safety employees canton fresh mark facilities we working authorities determine facts regarding incident the incident marks second happen employee electrocuted trying plug fan standing company sells pork related meat superior sugarcane brands daily mail in steve salvo founder ohio jobs justice pac interviewed ohio worker made startling allegations regarding alleged hiring underage illegal aliens one fresh mark sugarcane meatpacking plants canton ohio in addition outing company hiring underage illegal alien workers former fresh mark employee claims veteran returned iraq applied job meat processing company the veteran allegedly turned could prove spoke spanish may liberal new worker published story old guatemala boy young work factory lost leg due unsafe working conditions neighboring case farms ohio the new worker says case farms plants among dangerous workplaces sanitized chiller unlike contraction cools chicken inwards cycling bath looked ladder could turn water valve machine as usual said enough ladders go around supervisor shown climbed machine onto edge tank reached valve his foot slipped machine automatically kicked its paddle grabbed left leg pulling twisting snapped knee rotating hundred eighty degrees toes rested pelvis the machine literally ripped left leg medical reports said leaving hanging framed ligament flap skin oil rushed mercy medical center surgeons amputated lower farms plants among dangerous workplaces america in alone federal inspectors fined company nearly two million dollars past seven years cited two hundred forty violations that company poultry industry except tyson foods thirty times many employees david michaels former head occupational safety health administration sha called case farms outrageous dangerous place work four years year old guatemala worker oil l pez p rez lost leg michaels inspectors seen case farms employees standing top machines sanitize warned company someone would get hurt just week oil accident inspector noted report case farms repeatedly taken advantage loopholes law given agency false information the company track record failing comply federal standards michaels farms built business recruiting world vulnerable immigrants endure harsh times illegal conditions americans would put when workers fought higher pay better conditions company used immigration status get rid vocal workers avoid paying injuries squash dissent thirty years ago congress passed immigration law mandating fines even jail time employers hire unauthorized workers trivial penalties weak enforcement allowed employers evade responsibility under president obama immigration customs enforcement agreed investigate workers labor disputes advocates worry president trump whose administration targeted unauthorized immigrants scrap agreements emboldening employers simply call ice anytime workers