A farmworker who suffered serious injuries during an immigration raid at a cannabis farm near Camarillo on Thursday died, according to his family. In a post shared on social media, Jaime Alanís Garcia's niece said he died on Saturday afternoon.

Among those at Thursday's immigration action was a Trump voter who doesn't like the president's approach and the family of a National Guardsman who say it's time for him to come home.

Federal officers arrested around 200 people during raids at farms, and the FBI in Los Angeles posted a reward for an alleged gunman.

The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information after a man was allegedly seen firing a weapon toward several agents during the clash with protesters.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said agents arrested 319 undocumented immigrants at a Camarillo farm this week.

Federal immigration agents descended on a farm outside of Camarillo in Ventura County on July 10, blocking off a road outside the facility and clashing with protesters, according to reports from the Ventura County Star, part of the USA TODAY Network.

A farm worker who fell from a roof during an immigration enforcement operation in Ventura County remains hospitalized, a family member told NBCLA.

U.S. Border Patrol agents deployed what appeared to be tear gas canisters and less-than-lethal rounds into the crowd.

KTLA reached out to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for comment multiple times prior to publication. As of publishing, DHS has not responded. KTLA will update this article

According to reporting on the ground, the company’s facilities in Camarillo (Ventura County) and Carpinteria (Santa Barbara County) are the scenes of large-scale ICE raids. Protesters have gathered at both locations, with reports of federal agents using tear gas or pepper spray to push the crowds back.