CNN称，目前尚不清楚斯威士兰与美国协议的具体内容。不过，今年4月，斯威士兰被美国政府列入加征关税清单，面临10%的出口关税，其与美国的贸易 受到威胁，这引发了斯威士兰央行"对其经济影响的恐慌"。 非洲多国公开拒绝 "美国在线"网站17日称，特朗普政府大力打击移民的举措近来遇到了障碍，多国拒绝接收。不久前，美国政府将数百名非法移民转送至第三国萨尔瓦多"臭 名昭著的巨型监狱"，引起国际舆论的谴责。不过，白宫仍悄悄与一些非洲国家接触，要求其接收美国驱逐的第三国移民。 据《华尔街日报》报道，特朗普7月9日在白宫与加蓬、几内亚比绍、利比里亚等5个非洲国家的领导人举行会晤时，曾要求5国接收美国驱逐的非法移民。美 国还曾将多名有犯罪记录的非法移民送到正遭受战争蹂躏的南苏丹。 【环球时报驻美国特约记者 萧达 王逸】美国政府驱逐非法移民的行动再次引发愤怒。据美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）17日报道，非洲小国斯威士兰官员16 日承认，被美国驱逐出境的非法移民已被关进该国监狱。这些被驱逐者并非来自斯威士兰或非洲国家，而是来自拉美和亚洲国家。据报道，美国近来频频向 非洲多国施压，要求接收美国驱逐的非法移民。尼日利亚外长指责美国用关税 ...

不过，大规模执法行动 引起大量街头对峙、混乱和冲突。在距离洛杉矶市中心以南30公里的派拉蒙市， 这里是拉美裔移民聚居区，冲突最为激烈。 与此同时在6月7日，有近150名示威者在纽约曼哈顿与警方发生冲突，抗议联邦机构在该市及多地对非法 移民的大规模逮捕活动，超过20人被捕。 据英国《卫报》、路透社当地时间11日报道，美国移民局于前一日突击搜查南加州一处大麻种 植场，抓捕上百人。路透社称，这是特朗普政府"大规模非法移民驱逐行动的最新升级"。 路透社援引现场照片和视频描述，涉事农场当天一片混乱，佩戴头盔和面罩的美执法人员使用催泪瓦斯和 烟雾弹。农场的抗议者则高声斥责执法人员，现场浓烟滚滚，迫使人群不断后退。 美国移民局证实，在紧张对峙后，执法人员共逮捕200人。路透社提到，多名农场工人在突袭中受伤，其 中一人不治身亡。 美国总统特朗普对非法移民态度强硬，就任当天即宣布在南部与墨西哥边境实施"国家紧急状态"，并誓言 遣返数百万非法居留者，理由是 降低恐怖袭击和国家安全风险，同时保护美国人的就业机会。 据央视新闻报道， 特朗普 要求联邦机构搜捕和驱逐非法移民。主要的民主党"票仓"成为重点目标。 从6月6日上午开始，移民 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent raid by U.S. immigration authorities on a California cannabis farm highlights the escalating crackdown on illegal immigration under the Trump administration, raising concerns about the treatment of immigrant workers in the agricultural sector [1][3]. Group 1: Incident Details - U.S. immigration officials conducted a raid on a cannabis farm in Southern California, resulting in the arrest of approximately 200 individuals [3]. - The raid was marked by chaos, with law enforcement using tear gas and smoke bombs, leading to injuries among farm workers, including one fatality [3]. Group 2: Legal Context - In California, the cultivation and sale of cannabis is legal with the appropriate licenses, and the involved farm reportedly held multiple cannabis cultivation permits [3]. - Despite the legality of cannabis in certain states, the broader issues of drug abuse and its societal impacts are often overlooked, attributed to deeper political, economic, and cultural problems in the U.S. [3]. Group 3: Political Implications - The Trump administration's stance on immigrant workers has been inconsistent, with recent statements indicating a willingness to allow immigrant workers to remain in the U.S. if their employers provide sponsorship [3]. - California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the federal enforcement actions, highlighting the distress experienced by children of detained workers [3].

Group 1 - Protests against the enforcement actions targeting illegal immigrants in California have escalated since June 6, leading to heightened tensions between the state and federal governments [1][2] - The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted raids in Los Angeles County, resulting in the arrest of 44 individuals, which sparked significant backlash from the Latino community [2][3] - President Trump signed a memorandum to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles without the state governor's request, marking the first time since 1965 that a president has mobilized state National Guard without state approval [2][3] Group 2 - California's government filed a lawsuit against Trump's memorandum and the deployment of troops, claiming it violates the Constitution and seeking to revoke the related orders [3][4] - A federal judge denied California's request to immediately block the deployment of military forces, stating that the federal government’s actions have caused irreparable harm to the state [4] - The ongoing protests have also spread to other major U.S. cities, including Seattle, San Francisco, Atlanta, and Washington D.C. [4] Group 3 - Trump's immigration policy has gained significant public support, with a net increase of approximately 40 percentage points in approval over the past eight years [6] - As of early June, ICE had detained over 51,000 undocumented immigrants, with 44% having no other criminal records, marking the highest number since September 2019 [6] - California is home to approximately 2.3 million undocumented immigrants, with nearly 1 million residing in Los Angeles, which represents about 9% of the total undocumented population in the U.S. [8] Group 4 - The economic impact of undocumented immigrants in California is substantial, contributing $151 billion to the state's economy, which accounts for 4.9% of California's GDP [8] - Immigrants make up nearly one-third of California's workforce, paying 35% of their income in federal and local taxes despite lacking access to legal resident benefits [8] - The protests in Los Angeles are part of a long-standing tradition of immigrant rights activism, with significant demonstrations occurring in response to federal immigration policies [8]