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Farmworker Dies Following Chaotic ICE Raid Where More Than 300 Were Arrested

“He died due to the reckless ICE raid . He suffered a broken neck, fractured skull. Severed arterie,” the GoFundMe post reads.

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California farmworker who fell from greenhouse roof during chaotic ICE raid dies

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Worker's Death After Immigration Raid on Calif. Cannabis Farm Sparks Outcry Over ICE Tactics

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California Farm Raids Shape up to Be the Biggest Since January, Trump Administration Says

Federal authorities now say they arrested more than 360 people at two Southern California marijuana farms last week, characterizing the raids as one of the largest operations since President Donald Tr...

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ICE farm raids in California spark concern as number of detained rises to 361

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Trump Administration Defends Immigration Tactics After California Worker Death

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Farmworkers demand end to ICE raids

A federal judge in LA halted the raids Friday, saying agents cannot indiscriminately arrest people without reasonable suspicion they are in the country illegally.

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California police, increasingly present at ICE raids, walk tightrope to stay out of immigration enforcement

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Agustina Vergara Cid: ICE raids and parades aren’t just about immigration

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Farmworker who was critically injured during SoCal immigration raid has died, family says

A farmworker who suffered serious injuries during an immigration raid at a cannabis farm near Camarillo on Thursday died, according to his family.

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Jaime Alanis Garcia: GoFundMe Surpasses $100K For Farmworker Injured After 30-Foot Fall During ICE Raid

A GoFundMe for farmworker Jaime Alanis Garcia has raised over $118,000 after he fell 30 feet during an ICE raid in Camarillo. Garcia remains in critical condition with severe injuries. Though not pursued,

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Immigration Raids Los Angeles

Activist and farm worker Xochitl Nunez, right, holds up a picture of late farm worker Jaime Alanis, believed to be the first fatality during an ICE immigration raid, as she