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The expansion of the 287(g) program in the United States, particularly in Texas and Florida, through federal-state memorandums and state laws, and its implications on immigration enforcement.
The year saw a decisive shift: the federal government revived and rapidly expanded cooperation with state and local law enforcement through a renewed emphasis on , driven by a January 20, 2025 executi...
The 287(g) program deputizes state and local law enforcement to perform defined federal immigration functions under written agreements with ICE, using several enforcement “models” (jail, task force/pa...
The official, live roster of agencies participating in ’s 287(g) program is hosted by on its 287(g) program pages and accompanying downloadable materials — notably the interactive participant map and ...
“detainers” and that limit local- cooperation have together made jail‑based arrests less reliable for federal immigration enforcement, pushing — arrests in workplaces, on streets, at courthouses and h...
Texas and Florida have used a mix of federal-state memorandums and state laws to expand local participation in federal immigration enforcement—most prominently through the federal 287(g) program, whic...