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One farm worker dies, 200 arrested in chaos at California cannabis farm immigration
VENTURA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 13 – Federal authorities arrested about 200 undocumented migrants and rescued at least 10 immigrant children during raids targeting alleged labor violations at two California cannabis farms.
- On July 10, 2025, federal immigration officials and National Guard personnel carried out enforcement actions at two agricultural sites in southern California, blocking access roads and encountering protesters near one licensed cannabis operation.
- The raids occurred during President Trump's intensified efforts to deport undocumented immigrants, sparking demonstrations and confrontations with federal authorities, and prompting legal actions from immigrant advocacy organizations.
- Around 200 individuals were taken into custody during the operation, with some employees suffering critical injuries and others, including U.S. nationals, reported missing, as stated by the United Farm Workers union.
- A farm worker named Jaime Alanis Garcia fell 30 feet from a greenhouse roof, was hospitalized with severe injuries, and later died from wounds sustained during the enforcement action, as confirmed on July 11 by multiple sources.
- The fallout triggered calls for preparedness plans from local officials, intensified public debate over immigration enforcement tactics, and prompted President Trump to authorize law enforcement officers to arrest attackers using "whatever means is necessary.
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