Overview
- U.S. District Judge Maame Frimpong’s orders now apply across seven California counties, prohibiting detentions based solely on race, language, occupation or location
- Glass House Farms remains under federal child labor investigation after agents uncovered 10 migrant minors during the July 10 Camarillo and Carpinteria raids
- Roughly 200 undocumented migrants were detained in the cannabis farm operations, which also saw protest clashes and the fatal 30-foot fall of worker Jaime Alanis
- Some U.S. citizens held during the raids say they were released only after deleting photos and videos of the operation, while rescue teams found no missing colleagues
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and border czar Tom Homan deny profiling accusations and have announced plans to appeal the injunction