Noelia Bautista and Cipriano Lopez, who had lived in Fresno for more than two decades working as a landscaper and house cleaner, were detained by ICE agents while on their way to work Monday morning amid an enforcement surge across California's Central Valley. Their son Gary Lopez said he and his oldest sister rushed from Oakland to Fresno after their father called telling them to come back, and the two older siblings are now caring for their two younger siblings. Gary described the shift from being a student to becoming the sole provider for his younger siblings as difficult. The family set up a GoFundMe to cover legal fees and visitation costs and contends their parents were racially profiled. A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said the couple had 'illegally entered the U.S. at unknown times and places,' would receive due process before immigration judges, and called the racial profiling allegations 'disgusting, reckless, and categorically FALSE.'