After a massive ICE raid at Camarillo farms, one farmworker has died. More are reportedly critically injured, and more still are unaccounted for. All told, immigration agents arrested about 200 people.

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A significant immigration enforcement operation at two licensed cannabis farms in Camarillo led to the arrest of about 200 individuals. During the raid, eight people were transported for medical care, and one farmworker, identified as Jaime Alanis, died after reportedly falling from a roof while fleeing from agents. The United Farm Workers Union confirmed his death and is working with authorities to provide legal representation for minors involved.

The Department of Homeland Security stated that a criminal search warrant was executed, and images of ten minors were released, with eight described as unaccompanied. The farm operator, Glass House, denied knowingly violating hiring practices or employing minors. Protests followed the raid, with community members seeking information about missing loved ones and expressing concern over the handling of the operation.

Farmworker dead after Camarillo ICE raid

to be a part of this. It's a big deal. It's a big deal. It's a big deal. It's a big deal. The protest continues over that big immigration raid at two legal cannabis farms, where at least 200 people were arrested. Fox 11's Cristina Gonzalez is live again in Oxnard, where a pro immigrant rally has been underway. Christina. And we're actually a little bit ahead of the immigrant rally behind us. You might be able to see they're making their way to us down to this street, but they're barely making their way to us. They're making their way. To us. We're only 300 people peaceful so far. They're pretty upset about what happened yesterday. Listen. Trump. A rally outside Oxnard City Hall, denouncing the federal enforcement at a Camarillo licensed marijuana grower, where this morning people lined up saying they were trying to locate loved ones like this woman's aunt. She was working here yesterday, but she was arrested and arrested again. This morning, the U. S Department of Homeland Security County Fire, confirming they transported eight people, including farm workers like Jaime Alanis, who seemingly fell off a roof as he fled from agents, his family and the United Farms Workers Union, confirming that he was pulled off life support and is now dead. The Department of Homeland Security confirming on their side. They executed a criminal search warrant at the U. S Department of Homeland Security. The U. S Department of Homeland Security, the U. S Department of Homeland Security also posted this image of 10 minors describing them as quote illegal aliens, eight of them unaccompanied. Glasshouse responding in a statement that it quote never knowingly violated applicable hiring practices and does not and has never employed minors. Other people seemingly arrested in the chaotic face off between federal agents outside the U. S Department of Homeland Security. The U. S Department of Homeland Security has a disabled retired veteran who works as a security guard at the facility. They wouldn't let him through. So when they started throwing the smoke bombs, he started reversing. But like I said, the smoke was too thick. That to the point that he couldn't see anything reversing, so he stopped. They broke his car window right there. Pepper sprayed him in the car. He got caught in the back of the car. The U. S Department of Homeland Security says the U. S Department of Homeland Security back at the rally, three tear gas canister fired. That just makes us stronger. There is nothing that they can do. There's no amount of technology. There's no amount of these less than lethal weapons that they can throw at us. That will make us weaker. They only make us stronger. Is that right? Now the U. F W is saying, and they sent out a statement that they are working with the U. S Department of Homeland Security to provide a facilitation of independent legal representation for those minor workers. We're going to try to catch up with the group. So hopefully at 5 30, you'll get to see them so far again. Very peaceful. No issues here. There's actually no law enforcement around and they're just marching around about 2 300 people. I'm Cristina Gonzalez live in Oxnard back in the studio. Christina Do we know if if the head of Glass House has any information on the operation? No, we don't know anything about it, but we do know. According to the people outside the glass house. The operation was still going in some form today, but that a lot of the management of our management was not there. Christina We hear about the people who are under age. Do we know if they had perhaps falsified documents that showed that they were of age? Any any information? No, we don't. We don't have any information. We don't have any information. We know nothing of it, and we have the statement that the confirmation from the feds saying that they are investigating it right now, but that's all in the process, so we'll see. They were there whether they were working or not. We'll have to wait for the confirmation, but it does look like something was going on. Yeah. Christina Thank you. We will see you soon. More fallout coming up. We're going to talk about the case of a man who was shot by a police officer who shot at federal officers near Camarillo. It happened yesterday during that raid that Christina was at. Where the officers found those the suspect here wearing a black T shirt and a white mask. You're asked to call 1 800 call FBI if you have any information. All right, Christina. Thank you. We're going to take a look at the

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