Federal Raid on California Cannabis Farms Exposes Flaws in Immigration Enforcement
A massive federal operation targeting Southern California marijuana farms led to over 360 arrests and a tragic death, spotlighting the human cost and chaotic execution of immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.

Last week’s federal raids on Glass House Farms’ cannabis operations in Southern California have laid bare a disturbing pattern of overreach and recklessness that endangers communities while undermining national sovereignty. More than 360 individuals were arrested across two sites—in Camarillo and Carpinteria—marking one of the largest immigration enforcement actions since President Trump took office. Yet, instead of advancing lawful borders and public safety, these raids descended into chaos, fear, and tragedy. When Enforcement Turns Into Chaos, Who Pays the Price? The Department of Homeland Security’s criminal search warrants executed last Thursday sparked immediate turmoil. Crowds of concerned relatives gathered amidst...
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