Recent immigration raids at cannabis farms in Southern California have led to widespread arrests and tragic incidents. Over 360 illegal migrants were detained by ICE during operations at two farms, with reports of significant unrest and clashes between federal agents and protesters. A farmworker died after a fall while fleeing from agents, and several others were injured. The raids have also raised concerns over children left behind as their parents were arrested, prompting a public outcry and protests against the aggressive tactics used by immigration officials. In a particularly alarming incident, a person reportedly fired a weapon at immigration agents during a protest. Eyewitness accounts describe the chaos that ensued, including the use of tear gas against protesting farmworkers. As the community grapples with these events, calls for a reevaluation of immigration enforcement tactics grow louder.