Idaho State Police Transfer 30 More Immigrants to ICE Under 287(g) Program
Idaho State Police recently transferred 30 more individuals to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody. These transfers are part of Governor Brad Little’s “Operation No Return.” The individuals had completed their criminal sentences in Idaho facilities. Instead of being released back into the community, they were moved to ICE detention centers for deportation proceedings.
This latest action brings the total number of individuals transferred under this program to 130. The program uses Idaho’s partnership with federal authorities under the 287(g) program. This federal framework allows state and local agencies to assist federal immigration enforcement.
Operation No Return: A Closer Look
Operation No Return is designed to ensure that individuals convicted of crimes in Idaho are not released back into communities upon completing their sentences. Instead, they are handed over to ICE for deportation. This initiative specifically targets individuals who are in the country illegally and have committed offenses.
The individuals transferred in this recent group were convicted of serious crimes. These include
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 287(g) program?
The 287(g) program is a federal framework that allows state and local law enforcement agencies to help federal immigration enforcement.
What is “Operation No Return”?
Operation No Return is an Idaho initiative that transfers individuals convicted of crimes and in the country illegally to ICE custody instead of releasing them into the community.
How many people have been transferred under this program?
As of the latest report, 130 individuals have been transferred to ICE custody under this program.
Who is being transferred to ICE?
Individuals who have completed their criminal sentences in Idaho, are in the country illegally, and have committed offenses are being transferred to ICE.
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