Farmworker Falls to His Death During Violent California ICE Raid
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A Mexican farmworker, Jaime Alanís, died after sustaining serious injuries while hiding from an ICE raid at a Southern California farm. Federal authorities executed search warrants in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, arresting around 200 undocumented individuals, while community members protested in support of the workers. The confrontation escalated, resulting in federal agents deploying tear gas and less-lethal projectiles against protesters. During the raid, at least 10 immigrant children were found on a farm. Jaime Alanís suffered critical injuries and ultimately passed away after informing his wife about the incident.
Jaime Alanís, a Mexican farmworker, fell while hiding during an ICE raid at a Southern California farm, sustaining severe injuries including a broken neck and fractured skull.
Federal authorities executed search warrants for undocumented people at Glass House Farms, encountering resistance from community members who protested to support the targeted workers.
During the raid, approximately 200 undocumented individuals were arrested, with at least 10 immigrant children found on the premises, leading to chaotic confrontations with protesters.
Jaime Alanís communicated with his wife in Mexico about the raid, revealing that he was hiding when he fell from a height of 10 meters.
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