Sacramento County Sheriff's Office received calls of armed masked men at the Home Depot. Deputies were waved down by a woman who said her husband was taken.

A Stockton police sergeant and eight officers wearing face shields and carrying batons helped escort vehicles from the city’s ICE facility Thursday night.

Masked Border Patrol agents on Thursday raided a Home Depot parking lot in Sacramento County, the sheriff's office and an advocacy group said. At least one U.S. citizen was taken into custody, according to a woman who said it was her husband.

Border Patrol in Sacramento arrested 11 illegal migrants during a raid at a Home Depot parking lot — including one man with 67 prior bookings in California since 1986.

A Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office dispatcher said at 7:49 a.m. that a caller had reported seeing masked, armed people “grabbing people and putting them into vehicles.”

Home Depot’s role as one of the country’s largest hiring sites for day laborers — and an easy target for ICE raids — stems from larger social and economic forces, including the growth of illegal immigration; changes in the construction industry; the company’s dominance; and the boom-and-bust cycle of the housing market.

The Sacramento RISE Hub — short for Regional Immigrant Support and Empowerment — will provide rapid response services, legal assistance and community education. The effort will partner with local schools, labor unions, faith-based organizations, local governments and other community groups.