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Michigan

8 agencies #30 of 53 states by agency count 2% of local law enforcement agencies 4 Warrant Service 4 Task Force 374.9K covered

As of October 13, 2026

Agency Locations

How participation has grown

Active 287(g) agreements, since Dec 2024.

8 agreements.

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Each line counts active agency–model agreements, so an agency with two models counts once per model.

Elections in Michigan

  • 7 of 7 agencies with a known county are in counties Trump won in 2024.

Sources: MIT Election Data and Science Lab · Bolts

News coverage of ICE's 287(g) program in Michigan

Updated July 27, 2026

Several Michigan law enforcement agencies have signed 287(g) agreements to assist federal immigration enforcement, drawing both new federal funding and organized community resistance. While jurisdictions like Livingston and Jackson counties adopted the Warrant Service Officer model, other local ICE partnerships have faced grassroots pushback, federal lawsuits, or cancellations due to staffing constraints.

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Michigan Agencies

8 agencies

Berrian County

County Signed 2025 Population 49.9K MOA

Calhoun County

County Signed 2025 Population 46K MOA

Crawford County

County Signed 2025 Population 11.7K MOA

Jackson County

County Signed 2025 Population 61.9K MOA

Livingston County

County Signed 2026 Population 129.9K

Roscommon County

County Signed 2025 Population 12.1K MOA
Municipality Signed 2025 Population 61.1K MOA

Ogemaw County

Municipality Signed 2025 Population 2.4K MOA

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