Lawsuit alleging Pillen farm hired undocumented workers is dismissed

A former employee’s lawsuit alleging that Nebraska gubernatorial candidate Jim Pillen’s hog farm knowingly hired undocumented workers was dismissed Wednesday with prejudice.

March 3, 2022Updated: March 3, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

Lawsuit alleging Pillen farm hired undocumented workers is dismissed

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State

Water rescue from Highway 2 bridge

Lawsuit alleging Pillen farm hired undocumented workers is dismissed

Independent Candidate Austin Ahlman rejects 'Spoiler' label in Norfolk town hall

Dan Osborn submits signatures to qualify for Nebraska Senate ballot

Water emergency declared in Genoa after main break

Family mourns father who drowned at Fremont State Lakes

Columbus native inducted as Army noncommissioned officer

Wisner man charged in father's killing asks judge to move trial

State

Water rescue from Highway 2 bridge

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Independent Candidate Austin Ahlman rejects 'Spoiler' label in Norfolk town hall

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Ag & Outdoor

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