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There's concern about food shortages in our community, particularly at the Bimbo Bakery factory in central Illinois, which is usually busy. This factory operates 24/7, but today, the parking lot is nearly empty during shift change, which is unusual. Typically, there would be a lot of cars, and the factory would be producing items like English muffins. The lack of activity raises alarms about potential food supply issues in the coming months.

El Taco Loco, a taco shop near 60 Seventh Avenue in Indian School, is closed. The West Valley Taco Joint also operates a bus in Goodyear and a food truck in Southwest Phoenix. El Taco Loco's food truck, usually at 50 Fifth Avenue in Baseline, is missing. People believe it was seized as part of a federal investigation. Videos on TikTok show federal agents with HSI and ICE taking workers out of the food truck in handcuffs. The home of the taco shop's owner, Vladimir Angulo, was also raided. These raids are part of an investigation into allegations of human smuggling and harboring of illegal immigrants at five locations. The US attorney's office says Angulo is in federal custody awaiting charges. Tom Homan previously warned that these arrests were coming, stating that knowingly harboring an illegal alien from ICE is a felony.

In a Chicago neighborhood, the atmosphere has become tense following ICE raids and rumors of more. A restaurant owner in Little Village reports a 60% drop in business, highlighting the community's struggle. Laura Gutierrez expresses the heartbreak felt as the community relies on one another. The impact of the situation extends beyond one group, affecting various demographics. Another restaurant owner notes an increase in drive-through and delivery orders, emphasizing the toll on workers and their multigenerational families. Business owners urge the public to support Little Village by dining and shopping locally to help those who are too fearful to venture out.

A customs and border patrol helicopter landed in the middle of a farm where testers were protesting. The helicopter made a run to Van Nuys Airport for cases of water. A team of ICE agents are at the farm, along with other agents, National Guard, and police protecting Laguna Road as the enforcement action continues into its fourth hour in Camarillo. Authorities apparently did not plan to stay this long.

State and federal law enforcement are targeting the Colony Ridge subdivision for criminals and illegal immigrants. Texas DPS and special agents are assisting in this operation. The operations involve a heavy law enforcement presence, with officers pulling people over and making arrests. The area, once considered a safe haven for immigrants, is now the focus of an operation involving DPS troopers, special agents, and homeland security. Traffic stops are frequent, and unmarked vehicles are involved. Residents are fearful, with concerns for their families' safety, especially those without proper documentation. Colony Ridge has faced controversy as reports have labeled it a magnet for undocumented migrants. The ongoing operation is instilling fear within the community, impacting residents and business owners alike.

The Tucson sector has become the busiest area for migrant apprehensions due to the large number of open gates along the southern border. This is a change from previous years when people would try to evade law enforcement. Now, migrants are coming through the open gates in large numbers, with 250 apprehended in just two and a half hours. This is unusual for the Tucson sector, which typically doesn't see people self-surrendering to border patrol agents. In fact, there were 1,600 apprehensions in a single day.

Last night around 2 AM, I heard a knock at the door and saw three men outside. They were going door-to-door, and I knew who they were and who they were after, so I didn’t answer. I watched as they took people from their homes, mostly my neighbors, who are all Mexican. This morning, the usual five work trucks in the parking lot were reduced to just one. The place feels eerily quiet; I don’t hear my neighbors anymore. I’ve been looking outside, and there’s no one around. It feels like they took my neighbors away, and it’s strange because they usually don’t speak English.

A property owner near the US-Mexico border in California has been dealing with a surge of migrants passing through his land. Brian Silvis captured video footage of people crossing into his property, including Turkish, Kurdish, and Chinese individuals. Silvis believes that the border is easily crossed, with migrants simply stepping into the US. He mentioned that border patrol usually does not stop them and that they often ask him for directions. A wildlife camera set up by Silvis captured a large group of migrants entering the US shortly after our visit. Border patrol agents can only detain and process individuals, as local law enforcement is responsible for enforcing trespassing on private property.

Hemos notado que las taquerías están vacías, lo cual es inusual. Sin la comunidad latina, el comercio está sufriendo, incluso grandes cadenas como Walmart se verán afectadas. Todo está muy ordenado, como si nadie hubiera estado allí. Estamos aquí para comprar luces para la casa. Parece que el único negocio que sigue funcionando es DoorDash, ya que muchas personas prefieren quedarse en casa y recibir comida o despensa a domicilio. Es una situación preocupante. --- We've noticed that the taco shops are empty, which is unusual. Without the Latino community, commerce is suffering, and even large chains like Walmart will be affected. Everything is very organized, as if no one has been there. We're here to buy lights for the house. It seems the only business still operating is DoorDash, as many people prefer to stay home and receive food or groceries delivered. It's a concerning situation.

A customs and border patrol helicopter landed in the middle of a farm where testers were protesting. The helicopter made a run to Van Nuys Airport for cases of water. A team of ICE agents are at the farm, along with other agents, National Guard, and police guarding Laguna Road. The enforcement action has been ongoing for four hours, and it appears law enforcement did not plan to stay this long.

I just spoke with a shop owner on Hollywood Boulevard who is exhausted from working nonstop because he can't afford to hire employees. He mentioned that hiring costs $20 an hour, while many local shops are employing undocumented workers for just $10 an hour. As I walked around, I noticed numerous shops boarded up and closed due to a lack of customers. The high cost of hiring legal employees makes it difficult for businesses to thrive. This situation highlights the challenges Californians face in finding jobs, as many businesses rely on cheaper labor from undocumented workers.

This remote stretch of the border has become increasingly busy, with a 140% increase in migrant apprehensions in the past year. Smugglers have been cutting through the border wall, creating breaches that the border patrol is struggling to address. Our cameras captured one of these breaches, where smugglers hid their faces. This is not an isolated incident, as another breach was discovered and repaired today.

Cell phone video shows ICE agents chasing workers after a raid. ICE has not disclosed the number of people detained. Ventura County's agriculture industry is a $2 billion per year industry, and raids could significantly impact planting and harvesting. One worker described arriving at work this morning during the raid. Another worker spoke about the anxiety of potentially encountering ICE in Ventura County fields.

ICE raids in Los Angeles are having a literal impact. In Vernon, a city with a large Latino population and many street vendors, there is normally a lot of activity. However, today there is only one vendor, who is scared and doesn't want to be on camera. This street is normally packed with street vendors and people walking to lunch, but that is not the case today.

Protesters are attempting to block military vehicles. One protester threw what appeared to be a water bottle. The protesters are trying to prevent people from being detained by federal agents. Many people in Southern California are upset by federal raids that have been happening in the area over the last month.

It's a dystopian scene here at the Imperial Beach customs border patrol facility. We're checking out the National Guard reinforcements. Down at Dairy Mart Road, it's desolate; nobody's crossing. Where are all the people? A few months ago, this place was packed. We're at Border State Park, trying to reach Friendship Park, a park on both sides of the border where people can interact. The road's flooded, likely with sewage from Tijuana. We found a route through no man's land, a marshy area. The border wall snakes down the hill towards Tijuana, now filled with condos. Finally, we're here at the wall, but it's empty. It's strange to see a beach day happening on the Mexican side, while we're getting hassled for getting close. They threatened to arrest me, then went after my dog Brutus. It's a stark contrast.

Community-run shops and hotels in this neighborhood have been abandoned. People were forcefully taken from their homes by commandos, while the police and army did not intervene to stop the community's properties from being vandalized on the streets. It is possible that there are supporters within the government and police force.

El Taco Loco, a taco shop near 60 Seventh Avenue in Indian School, is closed. Its food truck, usually at 50 Fifth Avenue in Baseline, is missing, believed seized as part of a federal investigation. Videos on TikTok show federal agents with HSI and ICE taking workers in handcuffs from the food truck. The home of the taco shop's owner, Vladimir Angulo, was also raided. These actions are part of an investigation into allegations of human smuggling and harboring of illegal immigrants across five locations. The US attorney's office for the district of Arizona reports Angulo is in federal custody awaiting charges. Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, previously warned that arrests for knowingly harboring and concealing an illegal alien from ICE, a felony, would occur.

In San Diego, unmarked white border patrol buses released hundreds of illegal immigrants onto city streets and sidewalks. These buses are not from Texas but are under the Biden administration. Migrants were seen confused and unsure of what to do next. In Sierra Vista, Arizona, a Guatemalan family was dropped off in a Dollar Tree parking lot, also unsure of their next steps. The local sheriff criticized these mass street releases, stating that they are unfair to both the community and the migrants. Meanwhile, in El Paso, Texas, the Texas National Guard is using razor wire and manpower to block large groups of migrants attempting to enter the US illegally. Despite the White House claiming progress, border numbers for August are expected to be the highest for 2023.

My tomatoes are rotting, and I’m not making any sales. It’s been terrible since Trump threatened to deport everyone. Nobody’s coming to the farmer’s market anymore. Look at all this produce—I’m practically giving it away. I’m forced to sell a whole box of corn for just $15. It’s a disaster.

Border patrol is present at the No More Deaths camp in Arizona. A group, including politicians and veterans, is touring the area, which they claim is linked to cartel trafficking. The camp is located about 10-12 miles north of the Mexico border. Tensions rise as individuals question the camp's operations, suspecting it aids in human and drug trafficking. Camp representatives insist they are a humanitarian group, directing inquiries to their media team. Disputes arise over property rights and the nature of their activities, with accusations of providing aid to illegal activities. The situation escalates as both sides exchange confrontational remarks, highlighting the ongoing controversy surrounding the camp's true purpose.

ICE conducted raids at multiple locations, with one location being particularly egregious. These raids instill terror within the community, leaving people uncertain about their safety. The impact extends beyond the immediate location, creating widespread fear and insecurity.

This place feels deserted, almost like a cemetery. There are no Latinos around; it's completely empty. Normally, this area is bustling with people, but today it’s eerily quiet. What happened here? It's puzzling to see such a lack of activity.

State and federal law enforcement are targeting the Colony Ridge subdivision, focusing on criminals and illegal immigrants. Texas DPS and special agents are assisting in the operation. While not raids, there's a heavy law enforcement presence, with officers pulling people over and making arrests. The area, once considered a safe haven for immigrants, is now the focus of an operation involving DPS troopers, special agents, and homeland security. People are getting pulled over, and it escalates from there. Unmarked vehicles were seen making traffic stops and arresting people. This operation is instilling fear, especially among families with undocumented members. This hurts immigrant communities, business owners, and the broader community.

Thousands of people are gathered at the border, causing a significant impact on the United States. The media only shows the surface, but the situation is much more dire. A recent flight with Texas DPS revealed that agents were unavailable to respond to individuals located miles away from the main gathering. The border system is completely broken, and the truth is not being told. Each bump on the ground represents a person, and there were 12,000 encounters today.