The marijuana company whose Camarillo farm was at the center of an ICE raid last month revealed it has fired the contrators that hired employees at the facility.

The families of two mothers, who were arrested during a deadly immigration raid at a Camarillo cannabis farm, are asking for help from the community as they are struggling to make ends meet. The Hernandez family is struggling to move on after Aracely Hernandez was detained when federal agents raided the Glass House cannabis farm on July 10.

"The company has made significant changes to labor practices that are above and beyond legal requirements," Glass House Brands Inc. said in a statement.

Glass House Brands on Monday issued its first public statement detailing the July 10 ICE raids at its facilities in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, where over 360 people were arrested and one worker died.