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West Virginia arrested 37 undocumented immigrants in 11 days under ICE’s 287(g) program, tied to a major fentanyl bust, amid ongoing enforcement despite federal shutdown.
West Virginia officials announced the arrest of 37 undocumented immigrants over 11 days, primarily during traffic stops and DUI checkpoints, as part of a federal immigration enforcement effort under the ICE 287(g) program.
The state has processed over 1,000 ICE detainees since January, receiving $90 per day per detainee, leading to inmate relocations.
Governor Patrick Morrisey linked the crackdown to a major fentanyl seizure—54 pounds, the largest in state history—though no suspects were undocumented.
He cited cartel markings on drugs and emphasized continued enforcement despite the federal government shutdown, stressing that criminal activity remains a priority.
Virginia Occidental arrestó a 37 inmigrantes indocumentados en 11 días bajo el programa 287 (g) de ICE, vinculado a una importante redada de fentanilo, en medio de la aplicación en curso a pesar del cierre federal.