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Marathon County’s 287(g) deal lets deputies check immigration status only after arrests, not during traffic stops.
Marathon County Sheriff Chad Bileb clarified that the county’s 287(g) agreement with ICE does not allow deputies to request immigration documentation during traffic stops or routine police interactions.
The program, operating under the Jail Enforcement Model, only permits immigration enforcement after an individual is arrested and booked into jail, involving specially trained correctional staff.
Patrol officers are not authorized to conduct immigration checks in the field.
Bileb stated that media reports suggesting otherwise are false and misleading, undermining public trust.
The agreement is limited to jail-based processing, distinct from other 287(g) models used in Wisconsin.
El acuerdo 287(g) del condado de Marathon permite a los agentes comprobar el estatus migratorio solo después de los arrestos, no durante las paradas de tráfico.