Protester Fires Weapon at Federal Agents During Large California Immigration Raid

A violent immigration raid took place at a cannabis farm in Camarillo, California, where federal agents, including ICE and National Guard members, clashed with hundreds of protesters and farmworkers. During the operation, a protester appeared to fire a handgun at federal agents after smoke canisters were deployed to disperse the crowd, though no injuries from gunfire have been reported. The FBI is investigating the shooting and has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to the shooter’s conviction. The raid led to several arrests, including individuals suspected of impeding the operation, and the discovery of ten undocumented minors, with the farm now under investigation for child labor violations. The confrontation drew widespread criticism from local officials and California Governor Gavin Newsom, who condemned the Trump administration’s immigration tactics while also denouncing violence against law enforcement. The incident reflects rising tensions and increasing violence surrounding immigration enforcement efforts, amid heated political rhetoric and protests nationwide.