
NEW YORK CITY - Mayors across big cities like New York, Chicago and Denver have been expressing concern about the recent influx of immigrants and the potential sustainability this trend can hold. But one small town in Nebraska can't decide how to feel about them.
Fremont, Nebraska, a small town near Omaha, has a population of 27,000. It has three massive meat-processing plants, making it attractive for Central American migrants who could potentially get jobs in its slaughterhouses, a common destination for those reaching the U.S., NBC News reports.