Idaho State Police

Operational 287(g) partnership

Published sources document Idaho State Police with TFM 287(g) participation. Signed agreements remain useful for exact clause review, but are not treated as a prerequisite to publish the basic participation record.

Key facts

• Formal participation verified by an official governor release
• Task Force Model
• Agreement announced June 5, 2025
• Governor limited use to custody and transportation functions
• ICE-required training completed by August 7, 2025
• First transport completed August 7, 2025
• Signed MOA text not yet archived; exact terms remain unverified

Operational Task Force Model agreement, with state-announced limits

Model: TFM

Agreement signed 2025-06-05

Training: Training Completed. Implementation: Operational.

Idaho State Police entered a formal 287(g) agreement with ICE.

State of Idaho to assist ICE in transporting dangerous illegal alien criminals out of Idaho

The agreement uses the Task Force Model and was announced on June 5, 2025.

Official state records confirm that ISP completed ICE-required training and performed at least one transport under the state 287(g) plan, supporting an operational classification within the limited functions publicly announced by the governor.

Violent criminals among dangerous illegal aliens transported under Governor’s plan

By August 7, 2025, Idaho State Police troopers had completed ICE-required training and ISP had completed its first transport under the state 287(g) plan.

Governor Brad Little supported ISP participation while limiting state operations to custody and transportation functions.

Timeline

1. 2025-06-05 — Governor announces Idaho State Police 287(g) agreement
2. 2025-06-05 — Public 287(g) position — idaho-state-police
3. 2025-08-07 — ISP completes first transport under the 287(g) plan