Beef supply chain disrupted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity

Three cattle organizations say recent activity from Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas has caused additional challenges for the beef supply chain. A joint statement from the Kansas Livestock Association, the Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association, and the Texas Cattle Feeders Association said the operations had a “massive chilling effect” on the legal, documented, […]

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