When I founded Futuro, I imagined a home for journalism with radical transparency.

I wanted a newsroom where I wasn't the only Latina behind the mic.

Now Futuro is becoming a home for more voices than ever.

Help grow this future by joining our new membership program. You'll get exclusive interviews,

whole season binges. Behind the scenes, Chiseme, shape the future of storytelling. Join Futuro

Plus. Visit our website, Futuromediagroup.org slash join plus. And not

you buy yes.

Futuro.

An 18-year-old girl got the call while she was at school.

She was told, something's going on where your dad works, and she came down here tearfully,

not understanding necessarily, but actually had a visual of her father through the window of that store.

Last Friday, ICE agents arrived in Los Angeles with a clear plan, detain undocumented immigrants.

This is the Amiens Apparel store where the FBI Homeland Security and ICE agents performed a raid a couple of hours ago.

We're just now seeing some people that are being detained.

Their first stop was at an apparel manufacturer in the city's fashion district,

locally known as the Cajjones or the Santee Alleyes,

where many workers are immigrants, some undocumented.

It was the first of several raids that day, the beginning of a militarized operation.

Three blocks away, I saw the laborers running from our local Home Depot.

I took off my heels, grabbed my megaphone, and ran in that direction.

DHS reported that it detained more than a hundred immigrants.

In a matter of hours, hundreds of Angelinos of all races and backgrounds

...