Protestors turned an immigration raid into chaos at a cannabis farm in southern California. Border czar Tom Homan says the protestors were well organised, and engaged in criminal activity.

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Authorities executed a criminal search warrant at Glass House Farms, a cannabis operation in Camarillo, California, which led to the discovery of ten undocumented minors, eight of whom were unaccompanied. During the raid, protests erupted outside, quickly escalating into chaos. The FBI has offered a reward for information regarding an individual who allegedly fired at agents during the operation. A farm worker reportedly died after falling from a building during the raid, though law enforcement officials had not confirmed this at the time of reporting.

Tom Homan, referred to as the 'border czar,' stated that the protesters were well-organized and that authorities are investigating the sources of their funding, including the use of apps to mobilize and pay participants. The Department of Justice is involved in the investigation, and officials have expressed concern about escalating violence and rhetoric surrounding immigration enforcement operations.

Border Czar Tom Homan looking into anti-ICE protest funding

Yesterday, there was an immigration raid at a cannabis farm in California. Outside were protesters. The scene quickly turned chaotic. The FBI is now offering a $50,000 reward for information on the person appearing to fire at agents. The Department of Homeland Security says agents were executing criminal search warrants. Once inside, Customs and Border Protection found 10 undocumented minors. Eight of the 10 were unaccompanied minors. According to a farm worker's union, a worker there has died after falling from a building during that raid. The farm is called Glass House Farms. It's just north of L.A. in the town of Camarillo. On social media, the farm said that it's fully complied with the search warrants. Border Czar Tom Holman joins me. Good evening, sir. Good evening. First of all, let me start with the search warrants. The farm says that they fully complied, and I guess that it was the protesters outside that was causing the problem. Is that what your information is? Yeah, I mean, we served the search warrant. The problem was the protesters who quickly became criminals. And by protesters, do you have any idea, first of all, how many there were, and how did they know they were going to serve those search warrants? You know, they don't know there's a search warrant. You know, they got a social media presence when, you know, they got apps out there that would—ICE agents show up at a location, they blow it out through social media, and the well-organized protesters show up. And you know, they don't know what ICE is doing. They just know ICE is, you know, doing an operation. They certainly didn't know when they pulled up ICE was doing criminal search warrants. And so they're protesting something they don't even know is happening. And not only were we serving criminal search warrants—it wasn't an immigration warrant, criminal search warrants—we rescued unaccompanied children that were trafficking to the United States also. And so, you know, the protesters should take a minute and just ask themselves what ICE is doing. ICE is enforcing law, arresting the worst of the worst, and serving a criminal search warrant, not doing area control, not out there looking for people different from them. They're serving criminal search warrants, which they are required to do under an operation like this. What happened to the children, the unaccompanied children? The unaccompanied children would be processed and interviewed and turned over to the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the division under Health and Human Services. And they'll be interviewed, there'll be forensics interviews to make sure they were safe, make sure they weren't abused, and try to, you know, find out where their parents are and try to reunite them. The area was searched. It is licensed under the state of California. It's illegal under federal law. Is that the crime that brought you in there? What was in the search warrant, the criminal search warrant? What was the crime? I can't, I'm not going to get into that right now just because it's under criminal investigation, but the search warrant was issued by a judge for a criminal matter. And as the operation and interviews continue now, we'll release more information in the near future. And there are two reports. One is that there was an agent shot at, appeared to be shot at, and there's a reward for it. And the second is that somebody died. I think it might have, I don't know if it was a worker or a protester. Can you give me any information on that? I have, you know, Greta, I've been in meetings all day. I have not heard about anyone dying, so, you know, I have not heard that. I'll check into that when we get done with this interview, but I have not heard that up to this point. And the person shot at, do you know the circumstances surrounding that? You're breaking up. Say that again, please. The person, the law enforcement officer that was shot at that there's a reward for, do you know anything about, you know, can you give me any facts surrounding that? All the officers are safe, but they are searching for the person who fired the shots, yes. The protesters that arrived, you know, usually protesters have some sort of common theme. They're all students, so they're all something. I mean, do you have any idea, I mean, who these protesters are? What's a common theme among the protesters? Obviously they went there because they were protesting your activity, but who are these organized people? No, they're mostly younger people, and we are doing a deep dive investigation to find out who's funding this. You know, there's been apps created not only to dox ICE agents, but to announce when ICE agents are in the neighborhood, and taking pictures, and asking people to show up. There's other apps where people are being paid to show up, so we're doing a deep dive investigation with the Department of Justice to find out, number one, who's funding this? We'll seek prosecution on them, too, but it's well-organized. This isn't just happenstance. They got apps out there, they got tracking applications, and we got a lot of people just following ICE officers, doxing ICE officers, and this is something that I said two months ago. If this rhetoric continues, and the hateful language continues, it's going to elevate to the point where there's going to be bloodshed, and unfortunately I was right, three days ago there was bloodshed, and a man was killed firing shots at a border patrol facility. There's been another incident in Alvarado, Texas, where armed protesters showed up, and an officer was shot there, and I'll keep saying it, this will continue, there will be more bloodshed if the hateful rhetoric doesn't decrease, especially from members of Congress who compare ICE agents to Nazis, racists, and terrorists. It has to stop.

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