A small town in Idaho, traditionally known for its harmony between white farmers and a growing Hispanic population, is grappling with the fallout from a federal immigration raid that resulted in the arrest of over 100 Hispanic residents at a local racetrack. The raid has left the community feeling vulnerable and questioning its safety, particularly amid fears that Hispanic individuals may feel at risk. Residents express concern that the raid has severely affected the local farming operations, with many questioning the future of their town, which supported pro-Trump sentiments.