After the enforcement of migrants on two cannabis farms last week included violent clashes between the demonstrators and federal agents, officials of the Ministry of Internal Security said that more than 350 undistical workers were arrested, “at least 14 migrant children were rescued.”
Immigration, one in Glass House Farms in Camarillo and another about 35 miles on the coast in another glass facility in Carpinteria, simultaneously at about 8:30 am on July 10.
A man working in Glass House Farms Progress Camarillo, who was trying to evade immigration agents, fell about 30 of the building and was transferred to the hospital due to critical injuries. The man, who was later identified as Jimmy Alanís, died on Saturday after he started supporting the life that his family confirmed on KTLA.
During the violent clashes between an estimated 500 demonstrators who gathered to protest against the raid in Camarelo, and federal immigration agents, with the help of federal members of the National Guard in California, the law applied with less lethal tours and tear gas in the crowd.
The FBI investigators offer a $ 50,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of a man who appears in the video to open fire on the federal authorities during the unrest today.
The professor of California State University, known as Jonathan Anthony Caravilo, was among the detainees during the raids. Federal officials claim that the minutes of mathematics and philosophy have fallen into a tear gas in the application of the law and are now facing federal accusations.
Three other protesters were also arrested, according to the Ministry of National Security, although they have not yet been identified.
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Roman Ezkoiredo, from Mexico. (DHS) -
Juan Duarte-Pivlscies, from Mexico. (DHS) -
Jose Aureliana, from El Salvador. (DHS) -
The demonstrators are seen clashing with federal agents at the place of a possible raid to migrate on a farm in Vinterora Province. July 10, 2025. (KTLA) -
The demonstrators were seen gathering at a possible raid site of the Camarilo farm. July 2025 (KTLA)
in press releaseThe Ministry of National Security gave an update on the implementation of immigration customs in the United States, customs protection and American border protection operations on farms.
“On July 10, 2025, federal law enforcement employees prepared criminal order at marijuana cultivation sites in Carbetra and Camarello,” the statement stated. “As of July 13, at least 14 migrant children were rescued from potential exploitation, forced labor and human trafficking. Federal officers also arrested 361 illegal foreigners at least from both signers in Carbetra and Camarelo.”
The officials said that “violent and dangerous criminals” were arrested during the operation, but they provided information about only four individuals, who were identified as:
- Roman Isworedo, from Mexico, who was condemned to kidnap, tried to rape and tried to harass children. DHS said it was previously deported in 2006
- Juan Durabi Valvaswoyez, also from Mexico, who said DHS has been convicted of rape and driving during influence
- Federal officials said Jose Orlanna, from El Salvador, has three condemnation of theft and one for Dui.
- Adriana Gonzalez-Gonzalez, from Mexico, who, according to the Ministry of National Security, has three convictions on charges of robbery
No information was provided to 357 people for the rest.
As for the minors present during the immigration scanning process, DHS said that children have been rescued “from what is like exploitation, forced children’s employment, human trafficking or smuggling.”
At the X Publishing on the Day of Ray, CBP Rodney Scott said that the Glass House farms will be investigated by children’s work.
After a day of raids, dozens of children were seen on handcuffs in the Federal Los Angeles building, I mentioned Orange County Registry, Although it is unclear whether these children have been rescued while hemp farmer was swept.
“This soon became one of the biggest operations since President Trump took office, and we only started,” DHS said in a post to X.