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Probe Intensifies After Farm Worker’s Death During ICE Cannabis Raids

The inquiry into his nine-meter fall during Thursday’s raid has galvanized migrant-rights protests, spurring state legal challenges to President Trump’s enforcement tactics.

Des manifestants font face à des agents de la police fédérale de l'immigration (ICE) à Camarillo, en Californie, le 10 juillet 2025
La garde nationale californienne face à des manifestants après une descente de la police de l'immigration près de Los Angeles, le 10 juillet 2025
Des cavaliers protestent contre les raids de la police de l’immigration (ICE) à Compton, dans le comté de Los Angeles, en Californie, États-Unis, le 22 juin 2025.
Une femme fait face à des agents fédéraux lors d'une descente de la police de l'immigration à Camarillo, en Californie, le 10 juillet 2025

Overview

  • Investigators are examining the shootout and the circumstances of Jaime Alanis’s fatal nine-meter fall during coordinated ICE operations in Carpinteria and Camarillo.
  • Federal agents arrested about 200 undocumented workers, rescued ten migrant children from potential exploitation, and came under gunfire from a fugitive shooter still at large while over 500 rioters sought to disrupt the raids.
  • Alanis’s family launched a GoFundMe campaign as United Farm Workers and other migrant-rights groups denounce the militarized enforcement and demand accountability.
  • President Trump used Truth Social to urge federal agents to arrest protesters he accused of attacking law-enforcement vehicles, escalating tensions with state and local officials.
  • Glass House Brands insists it complied with hiring laws and does not employ minors as sanctuary city litigation and constitutional challenges to the administration’s crackdown proceed.