Crops in Oregon's planting fields are in danger of being lost due to the lack of farmworkers due to raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

A large number of immigrants arrive to work to Oregon fields after the season ended in California, but this year it coincided with ICE operations in several counties in the south of the state, such as Ventura, where raids occurred on several farms.

One of the affected producers in Oregon is Ian Chandler, whose cherry trees are loaded with fruit, which because it was not removed in time, his cherries already look dark, withered and unappetizing.