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The policy of ICE regarding the hiring of applicants with prior criminal convictions.
A blanket "yes" or "no" cannot be extracted from the available reporting: for ICE law‑enforcement agent positions most public guidance and third‑party career guides state that any felony conviction is...
A person with a prior criminal conviction is not categorically barred from every job at ICE, but convictions are a common and significant disqualifier for sworn, firearms-authorized positions — especi...
There is no clear, published ICE policy in the provided reporting that creates a formal exception allowing applicants with prior criminal convictions to become ICE agents solely on the basis of rehabi...
A prior criminal conviction can be a disqualifier for many ICE law‑enforcement positions: agency guidance and reporting list felony convictions and certain misdemeanors — especially domestic‑violence ...
Federal hiring rules and public-facing guidance state that applicants with criminal records—especially felonies—are typically disqualified from becoming ICE agents, and ICE says every recruit undergoe...