Ten minors living in the United States illegally were discovered by federal agents during immigration enforcement raids at marijuana farms in Southern California on July 10, Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott said on Thursday.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, accompanied by National Guard troops, carried out the raids at two locations operated by Glass House Farms, a state-licensed cannabis facility.
One of the facilities is in Carpinteria, a town in Santa Barbara County about 90 miles northwest of Los Angeles. The other is in Camarillo, a community in Ventura County about 50 miles from Los Angeles.
In a statement on the social media platform X, Scott said 10 juveniles were found at one of the facilities, all of them in the country illegally….