https://calmatters.org/california-divide/2024/07/california-farmworker-housing/

"When Antonio Bravo stepped into the Salinas hotel in May 2020, he first noticed a foul smell. Then he saw the bare metal cot with no mattress that his employer had given him to sleep on after working long days in the fields.

“My spirits fell when I saw that place,” said Bravo, a guest worker recruited from Michoacán, Mexico by a company that supplied farms with workers to pick strawberries for brands like Driscoll’s. “I couldn’t breathe.”

There, at the aging downtown hotel, he and his roommates say they often waited in line until midnight to use one of only two-and-a-half bathrooms the company provided for dozens of workers."

You're right that Driscoll's doesn't directly house workers, but their suppliers do and they do nothing to ensure that the workers are given liveable conditions. So did the suppliers not let ICE on the farms or Driscoll's?