Who is Jaime Garcia, Camarillo man falls 30 feet after Ventura County farms ICE raids
Jaime Garcia, a Camarillo man, was on life support after he was injured during a ICE raid at farms in Ventura County on Thursday.
Jaime Garcia, a Camarillo man, was on life support after he was injured during a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at famous farms in Ventura County on Thursday, a family member told Eyewitness News. The woman said Garcia fell 30 feet off a building while he was possibly trying to run from federal agents. The report adds that he was taken to the hospital with a broken neck and skull. He is expected to survive.

Who is Jaime Garcia?
Jaime Garcia is likely a farmworker at Glass House Farms in Camarillo, California. A family member told Eyewitness News that he is spporting his wife and daughter in Mexico by sending money home.
This comes as dozens of ICE agents, at approximately 11:00 AM PT, supported by the National Guard and FBI, conducted an immigration enforcement operation at Glass House Farms.
Protesters clashed with ICE agents. Migrant rights activists were among the protesters who were ment with tear gas near a legal cannabis plantation in Ventura County some 56 miles (90 kilometers) from Los Angeles.
The FBI was offering a $50,000 reward for information on the suspect after tense and chaotic encounters between protestors and federal agents Thursday at what officials described as a "marijuana farm."
Video broadcast by local news channel ABC7 showed a man pointing a gun at targets off camera and firing several times.
"During a lawful search today, a man appeared to fire a gun at law enforcement," the Federal Bureau of Investigation posted on X.
"A reward up to $50K is offered for information leading to a conviction."
US Attorney for California Bill Essayli said on X that federal agents had "already arrested multiple individuals for impeding this operation" and warned others against interfering with the law enforcement action.
The raid comes as President Donald Trump's administration has intensified its immigration crackdown across the United States, targeting what it says are criminal enterprises exploiting vulnerable populations.
(With AFP inputs)
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