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ICE uses Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act to delegate specific immigration-enforcement functions to selected state and local officers.
’s recent access to data stems not from a claim that undocumented immigrants are widely enrolled in Medicaid but from a new –ICE information-sharing agreement and court rulings that allow immigration ...
Major criticisms of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) center on allegations that its enforcement tactics enable racial profiling and produce abusive detention conditions; these concerns h...
ICE coordinates with local police, Customs and Border Protection (including Border Patrol), state National Guard units and other federal agencies through formal deputization programs, memoranda of agr...
Federal immigration agencies use a range of formal intergovernmental instruments with tribal governments—memoranda of agreement (MOAs), memoranda of understanding (MOUs) and 287(g)-style delegation ag...
detainers are administrative requests that ask local jails to hold people beyond their release time so federal authorities can take custody, while §287(g) agreements deputize state or local officers t...