It involved product imported without the required U.S. reinspection. No illnesses were reported.
In late July 2026, USDA recalled two Canadian-made foods after they entered the U.S. without required import reinspection. No illnesses were reported.
Both were Class I recalls because safety could not be verified at the border.
Maple Leaf bacon — 12,036 lb (July 24)
Not-ready-to-eat uncured bacon from Canada (EST. 1), packed as 12-oz Royale Natural and TOP VALU brands. Made June 9–15, 2026; sell-by dates in early September 2026. Sold at Grocery Outlet stores in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Cause: missed U.S. reinspection; company called it border paperwork error.
BCI Foods chicken noodle soup — ~4,300 lb (July 23)
10.5-oz tasty KITCHEN condensed soup cans from Quebec (EST. 142). Made Feb. 4, 2026; best-by Feb. 4, 2028; lot 5 9 2 26 035. Sent to Oklahoma food banks/pantries. Cause: importer told USDA the shipment was never presented for reinspection. BCI had a similar soup recall in 2023.
legal or illegal immigrants data?
that was then this is now - the millions of illegal immigrants from the prior admin is now.
FY 2024: 271,484 ERO removals, of which 88,763 (32.7%) had criminal histories (convictions and/or pending charges).ice.gov
FY 2025: ICE reported 442,637 aliens returned or removed, of which 166,939 had criminal convictions or pending charges (about 38%).dhs.gov
FY 2026 year-to-date (through mid-summer 2026): ICE logged roughly 350,000+ removals; current detention snapshots show about 60% of those in custody have convictions or pending charges, though the share of actual removals with prior convictions has been lower (around 30–40% in recent reporting)
nodody gives a fuck what happened 33 years ago