Trump authorizes ICE action after California cannabis farm protests

president Donald Trump said on Friday that he gave federal immigration agents a “overall license” to protect themselves after clashes with demonstrators during an enforcement operation on a California cannabis farm.

Trump was traveling to Washington from Texas, where he toured the area where the destroyed floods left at least 120 people, and formulated a lengthy job on the social truth about violence against the United States of Immigration and Customs (ICE).

“I am on my way back from Texas, and I watched the lack of ratification while thugs threw fierce rocks and bricks on ice officers while they were moving on their way in their car and/or an official vehicle.”

“Huge damage has occurred to these new vehicles. I know the fact that these officers are having difficulty allowing this to happen in that it shows the lack of respect for the law and order.”

The union says that the worker on the farm died after the ice raid that revealed underage workers

The federal authorities conducted raids on the families of the glass farms in Camarilo and Carbantra. The authorities used tear gas, and there were reports on the things that were thrown into agents.

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In response, Trump said that he ordered the Minister of Internal Security Christie Nom and Border Tom Human to direct ICE, the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) and other laws to apply the law on the recipient “the rocks that have been thrown, brick, or any other form of attack, to stop their car, and these flooring, using any necessary means for that.”

“I give a complete license to ICE to protect itself, just as the audience protects,” he wrote. “I never want to see a car carrying a law enforcement officer attacked again! So immediately was granted to arrest and imprisonment. Thank you for your interest in this issue!”

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United farmer workers said that one of the workers died of his wounds.

“This man was not in CBP or ICE custody,” said Tricia McLeulin News Digitter. “Although he has not been followed up before law enforcement, this person went up to the ceiling of the greenhouse and fell 30 feet. CBP immediately called Medivac to the scene to get care of him as quickly as possible.”