US Edition200 Arrested, One Dead in Chaos at California Cannabis Farm Immigration ...
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, JUL 11 – About 200 undocumented immigrants were arrested in raids targeting cannabis farms under child labor investigations, with migrant minors found and multiple injuries reported, officials said.
- On July 10, immigration agents conducted a raid at Glass House Farms in Camarillo, resulting in the death of Jaime Alanís after a 30-foot fall, confirmed by the United Farm Workers on July 11.
- The 2025 DHS raid at Glass House Farms was part of a broader deportation effort, with DHS alleging child labor violations and the union disputing the claims.
- ICE arrested about 200 migrants, eight hospitalized, and used tear gas and less-lethal weapons during the Camarillo raid.
- Mayor Karen Bass ordered city departments to prepare response plans after workers were held over eight hours and legal support was provided following the deadly raid.
- A federal judge is set to rule Friday on an ACLU lawsuit challenging the raid, with farm groups warning that mass deportations threaten California's food supply chain.
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On Thursday, clashes between agents and demonstrators broke out during an operation in Carpineria and Camarillo, near Los Angeles.
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UpstractMigrant farm worker dies after falling 30-feet from roof during chaotic California pot farm raid
A migrant farm worker, identified by family as Jaime Alanís died after suffering "catastrophic" injuries from a 30-foot fall during Thursday's chaotic immigration raid at a southern California marijuana farm.
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