Summary
Authorities detained about 200 people, including 10 minors, during an immigration raid at a marijuana farm in California. There was a clash between protesters and federal agents, leading to the use of tear gas. The operation is investigating potential child labor violations and involved alleged incidents of violence.
Key Facts
- About 200 people were detained at a marijuana farm in California, including 10 minors.
- The raid occurred at two locations: Glass House farms in Camarillo and Carpinteria.
- Clashes took place between protesters and federal agents, with tear gas used to disperse the crowd.
- One death was initially reported, but it was later unconfirmed by the union.
- A protester allegedly fired a weapon at federal agents, and authorities offered a reward to find the suspect.
- Officials are investigating possible child labor and human trafficking violations.
- Glass House Farms stated they comply with hiring practices and are assisting workers with legal help.
- Marijuana is legal in California; the enforcement was related to worker status, not the product itself.
