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Jackson County approves 287(g) agreement between sheriff's office and ICE
Summary
Jackson County Commissioners approved a 287(g) service agreement between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Jackson County Sheriff's Office during their Feb. 10 meeting; the agreement was placed on file among court exhibits.
Jackson County Commissioners' Court approved a 287(g) Service Agreement between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Jackson County Sheriff's Office during its Feb. 10, 2026 regular session.
The motion to approve the agreement was made by Commissioner Wayne D. Bubela and seconded by Commissioner Glenn Martin; the minutes record the motion as carried and the agreement as filed among the court exhibits. The court did not record a roll‑call vote or individual vote tallies in the minutes, and the clerk's notes indicate a copy of the agreement is on file with the court documents.
The item was presented as an action item on the agenda; discussion in the minutes does not include on‑the‑record debate or statements about implementation steps or operational details tied to the agreement. No public comment specific to the agreement appears in the record.
The court moved on to subsequent agenda items after the vote. The minutes do not specify effective dates, operational changes, or any conditions or memoranda accompanying the agreement; those details are recorded in the agreement copy filed with court exhibits.
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