Farmworkers and immigrant rights leaders in California have announced plans for a national labor strike to protest ongoing immigration raids targeting undocumented workers in agricultural fields. The strike, set to last two days, aims to demand a pathway to citizenship, an end to immigration enforcement actions, and stronger protections for undocumented laborers. Organizers also plan to release a boycott list targeting businesses associated with these immigration crackdowns. The coalition of community groups leading the strike criticized the Trump administration's continued immigration enforcement efforts in California. The announcement was made during a gathering of farmworkers at Placita Olvera in Southern California.