Another Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid unfolded in Compton on Thursday morning.
AIR7 was overhead at Saint George Logistics, a trucking company, just after 10 a.m.
Family members and onlookers were seen filming and opposing the raid, with one man standing in front of a van, not letting it pass.
It's unclear how many people were detained. Eyewitness News is working to learn more information.
Eyewitness News spoke to a brother and sister who showed up at the business when they heard what was going on. They said their father is a big rig driver for the company, and they were worried about his safety and well-being.
Family members and onlookers were seen filming and opposing the raid, with one man standing in front of a van, not letting it pass.
"I don't know what's going to happen, what's going to be... we know the plan A, plan B, but we don't know what's going to happen next," said Fanny Fernandez.
"This changes, like, the entire economic system that I have, with like, my family, right? And it's just like, it's a lot of panic in my mind," Ricardo Fernandez said. "My worry is, like, can I just walk around and like, I'm brown-skinned, right? Am I just going to get picked off whenever?"
They said their father has been in the United States for 33 years, working for the trucking business and taking care of them.
When Eyewitness News spoke to Ricardo and Fanny, they couldn't get ahold of their father. They thought he was holed up somewhere on the property in his truck, waiting for the all-clear to leave.
The City of Compton issued the following statement:
"The City of Compton is aware of reports regarding the presence of federal authorities in Compton Thursday morning. It has come to our attention that federal authorities have a leased agreement with a person or company that owns private property in Compton. The city does not have any affiliation or any contract with the federal government related to immigration services. The city was not involved in the choosing of this location nor are we required to be notified about the agreement.
As with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, under California's SB 54 (the California Values Act), local law enforcement agencies are prohibited from participating in immigration enforcement except in limited specific circumstances.
We understand this is a difficult and emotional time for many in our community and encourage residents to remain calm and know their rights. The City of Compton stands with all our residents, regardless of immigration status, who call Compton their home. We are continuing to work closely with our community partners to provide resources and support to those in need."