THE shocking moment a masked protester appeared to unload his gun on federal agents during a tense immigration raid at a huge California cannabis farm has been caught on camera.

The FBI is now offering $50,000 for tips leading to the alleged shooter’s arrest.

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The wild standoff went down Thursday at Glass House Farms in Camarillo, California, about 25 miles west of Los Angeles, where officers were trying to bust illegal migrant workers.

The agents were met by a crowd of angry protesters throwing rocks and blocking their path.

Federal agents fired tear gas and rubber bullets to push back the crowd, but the violence escalated quickly.

In dramatic video footage of the raid, a man in black running away from the agents appears to turn around, take aim with a handgun, and fire multiple times.

The FBI is hunting the gunman, who was seen wearing a black T-shirt and a white medical mask, the New York Post reported.

At least five people were hurt and taken to hospitals as the clash dragged on for four hours.

Dozens more were arrested during the chaotic raid on one of the biggest cannabis farms in the state.

Officials found 10 undocumented minors working at the farm, eight without any adults, sparking a child labor probe.

Border Czar Tom Homan slammed the protesters, blaming Democrats’ heated rhetoric for fueling the violence.

He warned it’s only a matter of time before someone dies.

“What happened in California is just another example of protesters becoming criminals,” Homan said on Fox & Friends.

“They’ve been emboldened by even members of Congress who compare ICE to Nazis and racists.”

California politicians blasted the federal crackdown.

Governor Gavin Newsom’s office called the raids “inhumane” and accused Trump’s team of spreading fear in immigrant communities.

“There’s a real cost to these inhumane immigration actions on hardworking families and communities, including farmworker communities, across America,” the statement read.

California Congressman Salud Carbajal, whose district includes the farm that was raided, called the operation “disproportionate” and said the heavy-handed tactics risk sparking more violence, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Videos show dozens of agents lined up, backed by military-style vehicles and helicopters overhead.

Protesters chanted and threw rocks as officers advanced.

Glass House Farms said it “fully complied” with warrants but didn’t comment further.

The FBI released a photo of the suspected shooter, urging anyone with information to come forward, ABC News reported.

They are offering a $50,000 reward.

“This is serious,” said US Attorney Bill Essayli.

“Anyone targeting our agents will face federal prosecution.”

The FBI reward remains active as the search for the gunman continues.

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