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Immigration Raids Are Threatening Businesses that Supply America's Food, Farm Bureaus Say

  • Large-Scale immigration raids targeting farmworkers occurred this past week in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, California.
  • These raids led to growing fear in immigrant communities and caused 25% to 45% of farmworkers to stop showing up for work.
  • As a result, fields remain unharvested, packinghouses fall behind, and supply chains from local stores to national retailers face disruption.
  • At least 40 farmworkers were detained in the last 48 hours, all having lived in the U.S. for over a decade, according to the Mexican Consulate.
  • Officials warn that ongoing enforcement risks food production and call for immigration reform to protect both farmworkers and the agricultural supply chain.
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Fox 11 LA broke the news in on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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