Federal agents conducted immigration raids at cannabis farms in Ventura County and Carpinteria, leading to violent confrontations with protesters. The situation escalated as protesters clashed with federal immigration officers, with reports of agents deploying tear gas and smoke grenades to disperse crowds. Incidents included a protester firing a gun at federal agents and multiple injuries, with at least three individuals requiring hospitalization. The large-scale operation sparked widespread protests, drawing local attention and criticism, including intervention from lawmakers who were denied access to the operations. The raids have intensified the ongoing debate over immigration enforcement in agricultural communities.