An agricultural worker died on Friday, said his family, after being injured in a raid by American immigration agents on a legal cannabis farm in California who led to the arrest of 200 undocumented migrants and clashes with demonstrators.
President Donald Trump, on the other hand, described as demonstrators involved in attacks on immigration agents and the application of customs (ICE) of “slimeball balls” and said they should be arrested.
In another development, a district judge interrupted “Ititilles patrols” in Los Angeles by federal agents who held migrants undisped undocumented without probable cause and refusing them a regular procedure.
District judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong ordered the end of the arrests, which, according to her, were “according to the race alone”, on the question of whether a person spoke Spanish or English with an accent or because of their place of work. Notes of Trump and the order of the court one day after a chaotic raid on a cannabis plantation in the county of Ventura some 56 miles (90 kilometers) from a section of loes in a 56-mile (90 kilometers) report.
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On Friday, the United Farm Workers Workers said in an X post that the worker had “died of the injuries they had suffered following yesterday’s measure in terms of immigration application”. But the family on a GoFundme page said he was in critical condition and that it was unlikely to survive.
“He was chased by ice agents, and we were told that he had fallen at 30 feet (9 meters). My uncle’s life is in critical condition; the doctors told us that he would not. His injuries are catastrophic. His heart is still beating.”
The County County Medical Center, which told ABC News that it was in critical condition, had not answered AFP calls for more details.
Tricia McLaughlin, spokesperson for the Department of Internal Security (DHS), said that he was never in detention.
“Although he was not prosecuted by the police, this person went up on the roof of a green house and fell 30 feet,” said McLaughlin. “(Customs and Border Patrol) immediately called a medivac on the stage to pay him attention as quickly as possible.”
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The DHS said that 200 undocumented migrants were arrested during raids on Marijuana culture sites in Carpinteria and Camallo Thursday and 10 children were saved from “potential exploitation, forced labor and the trafficking of human beings”.
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Glass House Brands, who has farms, said in a statement that she “has never knowingly raped applicable hiring practices and has never used minors”.
DHS said that more than 500 “rioters” had tried to disrupt the operation and that four American citizens are faced with accusations for having attacked or resistant to agents.
L schools gases have been used against demonstrators, some of which have been seen in television images throwing projectiles on law enforcement vehicles.
The ministry said that the vehicles of the immigration agency had been damaged and that a reward of $ 50,000 was offered for the arrest of a person who would have drawn a firearm on law enforcement agents.
In an article on his Truth social platform, Trump said that he had looked at images of “thugs” throwing rocks and bricks on ice vehicles, causing “enormous damage”.
Trump said that he authorized the agents of the police who “were at the reception of thrown rocks, bricks or any other form of assault, to stop their car and stop these slime balls, using all the means necessary to do so”.
“I give total authorization to the ice to protect themselves, just as they protect the public,” he said.
Trump, who has campaigned on a commitment to expel millions of migrants, was involved in a confrontation concerning the application of immigration with California to a democratic diet for weeks.
The Republican President sent thousands of national guard troops to Los Angeles last month to repress the demonstrations against the filming of undocumented migrants by federal agents.
California Governor Gavin Newsom said the troops were not necessary to fight against most peaceful demonstrations, but that his legal efforts to withdraw them have failed so far.
Friday, the Cannabis farm in Camillo was calm during a visit by an AFP journalist while workers were lining up to collect their personal effects and pay checks.
“We have been here for six this morning by asking questions, but they don’t give us any information,” said Saul Munoz, a 43 -year -old Colombian whose son was detained on Thursday.
“I just want to know how he’s going,” said Munoz. “Bring it back to me and if it is time for us to leave, we will leave.
“The truth is that the American dream is no longer really the American dream.”
