Another woman ensnared in the Glenn Valley Foods immigration raid in Omaha also was removed to Mexico last week without her two children, who remained in Omaha with their dad. Last week she became the first state lawmaker to sit down with Glenn Valley detainees. She said she’s on a mission to ensure that federal ICE detainees in Nebraska have access to the same services offered to state inmates in state prisons. The decision to offer ICE state assistance sparked protests at the Governor’s Mansion and a four-hour public hearing that drew dozens of opponent speakers and no proponents. The arrival of the Glenn Valley group increased the jail population by about 50% at a time the facility was short-staffed, Kramer said.