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The Fiscal Times
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ICE introduces extra training for recruits
The Department of Homeland Security announced that ICE will extend its immigration enforcement officer training from 42 days to approximately 71 days starting in July, following concerns about the adequacy of prior short-term training. Additional follow-up training programs will be required for those who completed the earlier course, aiming to improve officer safety, operational efficiency, and legal compliance amid ongoing safety challenges faced by ICE personnel. This move comes after years of criticism over the quality of ICE training during the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies.
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