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The policy of ICE regarding the hiring of applicants with prior criminal convictions.
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...
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...
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...