Behind the masks: Who are the people rounding up immigrants in California?
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 17 – Federal immigration raids target undocumented agricultural workers despite warnings of critical labor shortages and potential economic disruption, with 42% of U.S. farm laborers lacking legal work authorization.
- Federal immigration agents conducted a raid near the Glass House Farms facility outside Camarillo, facing protesters, with thousands of agents operating in Southern California this summer.
- The Trump administration’s promised deportations prompted federal agents to operate in California communities, including Bell, with residents confronting agents over their presence.
- USDA figures indicate that nearly half of U.S. farm laborers lack legal authorization, risking critical shortages amid enforcement plans targeting undocumented workers.
- This week, a federal judge’s order slowed immigration enforcement, and California Democrats proposed bills to unmask agents and require identification, said the source.
- Policy pivots toward rural labor pipelines aim to mitigate economic disruption, but expansion of the H-2A visa program faces capacity limits and administrative hurdles.
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Behind the Masks: Who Are the People Rounding Up Immigrants in California?
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. They appeared in plain clothes outside a San Diego hotel, wore camouflage as they raided a Los Angeles factory and arrived with military gear at a Ventura County farm. By Michael Lozano CalMatters The presence of thousands of hard-to-identify federal agents is a new fact of life in Southern California this summer as the Trump administration carries out the preside…
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Behind the masks: Who are the people rounding up immigrants in California?
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. They appeared in plain clothes outside a San Diego hotel, wore camouflage as they raided a Los Angeles factory and arrived with military gear at a Ventura County farm. The presence of thousands of hard-to-identify federal agents is a new fact of life […] The post Behind the masks: Who are the people rounding up immigrants in California? appeared first on Palo Alto …
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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion supporting state and federal legislation aimed at ensuring accountability during immigration enforcement operations. The motion, authored by Supervisors Lindsey P. Horvath and Holly J. Mitchell, follows reports of federal immigration agents conducting raids in Los Angeles County while wearing masks, balaclavas and concealing badges and […] The post Board Backs Legislation to Enhance I…
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