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The steps and requirements for applying to become an ICE agent, including the use of USAJOBS.
The core requirements to become an ICE agent combine federal hiring rules (citizenship and USAJOBS application steps), baseline education or experience, rigorous vetting and fitness standards, and com...
ICE agents receive formal, job-specific physical training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) and ICE Academy programs that combine pre-employment fitness tests, sustained condition...
ICE uses a multi-step background and vetting process that evaluates suitability for federal employment and, where relevant, eligibility for sensitive or classified duties; adjudicators apply federal A...
The core citizenship requirement for frontline ICE law‑enforcement roles is U.S. citizenship: Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) deportation officers are explicitly listed as requiring U.S. citi...
ICE’s recent recruitment drive drew a reported pool of “over 220,000” applications tied to its push to hire roughly 10,000–12,000 officers and agents, but the agency has not published a precise daily ...
Yes — ICE requires candidates for its law‑enforcement roles to pass a pre‑employment Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and related medical screening as part of hiring and academy graduation requirements; th...