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287(g) Program

South Dakota

9 agencies 5% of local law enforcement agencies 4 Warrant Service 2 Jail Enforcement 5 Task Force 66.1K covered

As of August 21, 2026

Agency Locations

How participation has grown

Active 287(g) agreements by model, since Dec 2024.

11 agreements.

024Dec ’24May ’25Oct ’25Mar ’26Aug ’26WSO 4JEM 2TFM 5

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 South Dakota

Updated July 27, 2026

South Dakota expanded its immigration enforcement infrastructure beginning last year, securing multiple 287(g) agreements across state and county agencies and launching an ongoing collaborative initiative dubbed "Operation: Prairie Thunder." The statewide mobilization authorized the Highway Patrol, the Division of Criminal Investigation, the Department of Corrections, and the National Guard to directly assist federal authorities with processing and deportations.

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South Dakota Agencies

9 agencies

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