A series of intense immigration raids in California, particularly targeting cannabis farms, have resulted in significant controversies. Army veterans, including one who claims civil rights violations and another who was jailed for three days, have urged investigations into the aggressive tactics used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP). These operations have led to over 360 arrests, including minors, amidst accusations of employing child labor. Tragically, reports have emerged of a farmworker who died following a chaotic raid, further angering family members and community activists. Protests have erupted, clashing with federal agents as public outcry grows over the handling of these immigration operations and the treatment of those detained. The fallout from these raids not only highlights the contentious nature of immigration policy but also raises serious questions about civil rights and safety during these federal actions.