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ICE Agents Chase After Farmworkers as They Flee Fields During Latest Raid
- On Tuesday morning, ICE targeted produce farms in Ventura County during immigration enforcement operations confirmed by FBI Los Angeles.
- These raids occurred amid a federal push to increase daily arrests, causing panic among farmworkers who feared ICE presence while working.
- Videos showed ICE agents chasing fleeing workers, while local police stated they do not assist federal immigration enforcement in the area.
- Mayor Luis McArthur condemned the ICE raids as unwarranted and damaging, highlighting that the affected families are diligent workers who play an important role in supporting the local economy.
- The raids could disrupt a $2 billion agricultural industry relying on migrant labor and have sparked protests against the operations in the community.
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noticiasya.comEarly Tuesday morning, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents chased farmworkers through a field in Oxnard, California. The agents tackled and detained the workers between rows of produce, as seen in a video from CNN affiliate KABC. “What I fear is that sometimes, out of necessity, we show up wherever there’s work,” a farmworker with her face covered told KABC in Spanish. “With everything going on, it’s a little difficult for us.”
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Strawberry Whine: ABC Panics Over ICE Chasing Illegals Through a Field
ABC poured themselves a big glass of strawberry whine during Wednesday’s World News Tonight as they clutched their pearls over video of ICE agents chasing illegal immigrants through a strawberry field in southern California. Treating it as though they were watching a real life scenario of The Most Dangerous Game, anchor David Muir and chief national correspondent Matt Gutman were distressed by the video as they hyped the protesters and a liberal…
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