287(g) Program
Michigan
As of August 21, 2026
Agency Locations
How participation has grown
Active 287(g) agreements by model, since Dec 2024.
8 agreements.
Experimental (#162). Each line counts active agency–model agreements, so an agency with two models counts once per model. Changes are dated by when they appear in ICE's published list; the Dec 2024 level carries everything signed before then, and the archive has no snapshots between mid-Dec 2024 and early Mar 2025, so the lines run flat there.
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
| Models | Population | MOA | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berrian County Sheriff's Office Berrian County | County | 2025 | 49.9K | ↗ | |
| Calhoun County Sheriff's Office Calhoun County | County | 2025 | 46K | ↗ | |
| Crawford County Sheriff's Office Crawford County | County | 2025 | 11.7K | ↗ | |
| Jackson County Sheriff's Office Jackson County | County | 2025 | 61.9K | ↗ | |
| Livingston County Sheriff's Office Livingston County | County | 2026 | 129.9K | — | |
| Roscommon County Sheriff's Office Roscommon County | County | 2025 | 12.1K | ↗ | |
| Taylor Police Department | Municipality | 2025 | 61.1K | ↗ | |
| West Branch Police Department Ogemaw County | Municipality | 2025 | 2.4K | ↗ |