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Seven car wash workers detained in Long Beach immigration raid

Seven car wash workers from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico were arrested when masked agents in about 10 unmarked SUVs blocked a Long Beach car wash. One woman fainted while being placed into a federal vehicle.

Sep 14, 2025Long Beach, California

Seven car wash workers detained in Long Beach immigration raid
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Federal immigration agents raided Bixby Knolls Car Wash in Long Beach, California, arresting seven workers from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico. Masked agents in tactical vests arrived in roughly 10 unmarked dark-colored SUVs, blocking the car wash's entrance and exits as some workers attempted to flee. During the operation, a woman being placed into a federal vehicle appeared to faint and collapse while in custody. Witnesses documented the raid on their cellphones, with one bystander describing the scene as impactful. A social media post also captured the incident, describing it as part of a broader pattern of workers being detained by federal agents.

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Sep 14, 2025—Social media post circulated documenting the raid and detentions
Sep 13, 2025—U.S. Border Patrol agents raided Bixby Knolls Car Wash in Long Beach, arresting seven workers
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