When your agency partners with ICE, you keep your community safer and get resources like: • Free ICE 287(g) training •…
When your agency partners with ICE, you keep your community safer and get resources like: • Free ICE 287(g) training • Access to federal resources ➡️Visit our#287g web page to learn more.
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POLICE ICE SHERIFF Keep your community safer - Partner with ICE U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE.gov/287g
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When your agency partners with ICE, you keep your community safer and get resources like: • Free ICE 287(g) training • Access to federal resources ➡️Visit our#287g web page to learn more.
POLICE ICE SHERIFF Keep your community safer - Partner with ICE U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE.gov/287g
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