First confirmed death during Trump ICE raid is a farmworkers at a California cannabis facility

Jaime Alaneis, 57, is the first known person to die during a continuous immigration enforcement of the Trump administration. Yassinia Duran, the daughter of Alainis’s sister, confirmed his death to the Associated Press.

Duran posted on the GOFUNDME collection site that her uncle was his only family provider and that he was sending his profits to his wife and daughter in Mexico. His family said that Alaneis worked on the farm for 10 years.

The United Farm workers reported the death of Alainis prematurely on Friday. The Ventura County Medical Center later issued a statement authorized by the family, saying he was still supporting life.

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The Ministry of Internal Security said it had executed criminal inspection orders on Thursday at the Glass House Farms in Camarillo and Carpinteria. Glass House is a licensed hemp farmer. The farm in Camarilo also grows tomatoes and cucumber.

Garcia called the family to say that he was hiding and perhaps he was fleeing the agents before he fell about 30 feet (9 meters) of the surface and broke his neck, according to information from family, hospitals and government sources.

The Ministry of National Security said in a statement that the agents arrested about 200 people suspected of illegally in the country and identified at least 10 immigrant children on the sites. The agency said that Alaneis was not among them.

“This man was not present and was not in the CBP or ICE custody,” said Tricia McLeulin, Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs. “Although he has not been followed up before law enforcement, this person went up to the greenhouse and fell 30 feet. CBP immediately called Medivac to the scene for care as soon as possible.”

Four American citizens were arrested during the accident on charges of “assault or resistance to officers”, and according to the Ministry of National Security, and the authorities were providing a reward of $ 50,000 in exchange for information that arrested a person suspected of shooting at a weapon on federal agents.

During the crowds of the raid that gathered outside the facility in Camarelo to search for information about their relatives and enforce protest immigration. The authorities are committed to a military helmets and oil in the military style with the demonstrators, and the people eventually retreated amid green and white smoke.

Glass House said in a statement that immigration agents have valid orders. The company said that the workers were detained and helped provide them with legal representation.

She said: “Glass House did not violate the applicable employment practices and were not employed and the palace was not used.”

Graham Farrar and Kyle Kazan participated in the founding of the works. Farrar donated the Democrats in California, including the governor of the state, Gavin New Tiri, the audio critic of Republican President Donald Trump, according to campaigns financing records. Kazan donated both Democrats and Republicans.