Did these Somalian workers know what Cargill's assembly line work required, before they came to this country?  How could they expect the company to shut down the line every time one of them wanted to take a "prayer break"?  What were the non-Muslim workers supposed to do when the line had to be stopped to accommodate these Somalian workers?  Should the work day have been lengthened for ALL workers, so that some workers could take off for prayer or for whatever other reason?

Cargill may well end up paying for this, but that does not make it right.