camarillo farm: ICE raids California cannabis farm: Workers detained, protesters clash with federal agents
A protester crowd emerged rapidly and tried to block roads to stop the raid. Protesters and federal agents clashed for several hours. According to the NBC News report, the federal officers used gas boxes and flash bursts to push the crowd back to approach the farm.
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Workers and equipment were removed
It was seen that farm equipment was taken using trucks. Ventura District Supervisor Vianey Lopez’e, approximately 12 to 15 workers were reportedly detained. Raquel Sanchez, a volunteer with an anti-exo group, said that the people in the farm were terrified, he said.
More dominant in nearby areas
ABC News reported that at least one person was fixed to the ground by federal agents during the protest. Federal agents wore masks and used crowded control irritating substances in protesters. On the same day, there was another migration raid in Carpinteria, a small town in the north of Ventura County.
Carpinteria Municipal Assembly held a special meeting to talk about the last increase in ice raids in the region. At the beginning of this week, two raids were already reported in that town. More updates are expected to update than a developing story and reports.
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FAQ
Quarter. Why did the ice raid a cannabis farm in California?
According to reports, ICE raided the farm as part of the immigration sanction operation and detained several workers.
S2. What happened during the ice raid in Camarillo?
Protesters clashed with federal agents using gas and flash booms and 12-15 workers were detained.
