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Hundreds of people attended a Santa Barbara County Supervisors hearing on the issue. The board asked for action to stop raids.

Some farmers say that, in addition to the moral concerns, the government's actions make no sense because there is no labor force to replace deported farmworkers.

ICE initially reported around 200 arrests. The total from last week's raids at the Glass House Farms facilities is now 361.

Santa Barbara County Supervisors also want to look at the issue.

Large protests took place as raids were underway at legal cannabis farms in both communities. Officials say four protesters were arrested.

Hundreds of demonstrators showed up at both locations. It's unclear how many farmworkers were detained.

Groups say they've seen the largest number of ICE operations locally in memory, but leaders say they've had some successes fighting back

Rally takes place even as the community gets word of ICE/Border Patrol operations in Ventura County.

Reps. Julia Browney and Salud Carbal say the raids aren't targeting criminals, but hard-working Ventura County undocumented immigrants.

The ag industry reports that agents turned up at packing facilities and farms.