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LOCAL IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT · PUBLIC RECORDS

Forsyth County 287(g) & HB 1105 Jail Reporting Tracker

A sheriff Warrant Service Officer listing alongside a current online reporting series.

DIRECT ANSWER · DATED EVIDENCE

WSO sheriff entry; July–September 2026 report data available

The October 2 ICE workbook lists Forsyth County Sheriff's Office — Warrant Service Officer, with a May 13, 2025 agreement-date field. Its official report page shows 77 ICE detainers for July 1–September 30, 2026. WSO participation and HB 1105 reporting are tracked separately.

REVIEWED07OCT 2026

What the Forsyth WSO entry establishes

The retained ICE workbook identifies the sheriff as the participating agency and links its WSO memorandum. The WSO model concerns specified civil immigration warrants within detention facilities. It is not a Task Force Model patrol listing.

The official report site identifies Forsyth County Jail, 202 Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Cumming. The jail's immigration data concerns people booked into custody, not residents as a whole. The roster does not provide a trained-officer count, operational start date or removal total; those require separate records.

No current pending application for an additional model was verified. An existing WSO agreement is not itself evidence of a pending TFM application.

July 1–September 30, 2026 figures

The current official report page displays this period and the following measures:

Agency measureReported value
Inmates booked1,220
Immigration queries314
ICE detainers77
Warrants for removal25
Query responses identifying unlawful presence186

The website does not separately display a total of all responses in this block. The 186 figure is a response category, not a substitute for that total. “Warrants for removal” is the agency's label and does not establish that 25 people were deported.

The report period ends September 30; a separate publication date was not supplied in the reviewed page. The old report URL redirected to the current resources page during direct retrieval, while search results showed an older period. This edition uses the directly retrieved official page.

Archive, affidavit and reporting status

The sheriff provides a past-report archive, which is the starting point for checking changes between periods. Preserve each period's definitions before comparing totals; jail bookings and immigration events do not share a guaranteed one-to-one relationship.

Status: report data located. A sworn affidavit was not located in the HTML report block reviewed here. That is a document-completeness question, not a conclusion that the agency lacks an affidavit elsewhere. A complete follow-up should obtain the signed report package and any annual submission receipt.

The next calendar period is October–December 2026. Monitor publication after that period closes rather than assigning a day-of-month deadline absent a source.

Forsyth implementation timeline

DateDocumented milestone
May 13, 2025Sheriff WSO date in the ICE workbook
July 1–September 30, 2026Current period on the official reporting page
October 2, 2026Federal roster snapshot examined
October 7, 2026Direct report-page retrieval and status review
December 31, 2026Separate annual immigration filing deadline for covered entities

For model definitions and how the jail series fits into statewide obligations, see the Georgia HB 1105 tracker.

Annual filing and compliance status

The 2026 annual immigration compliance report is due December 31, 2026 for covered entities. Its reporting period is December 1, 2025–November 30, 2026, so the period is still open at this October 7 review. A quarterly jail publication does not establish that the annual filing was submitted. DOAA guidance.

No agency-specific DOAA finding or 2026 annual submission receipt was verified for this tracker. Annual filing: not yet due; submission unverified. Overall HB 1105 compliance: not determined. Pending 287(g) application: unknown. A missing roster row or inaccessible report cannot resolve those questions.

The Georgia statewide guide explains why a county government's sanctuary-policy certification and a sheriff's certification must be kept separate.

Next records to watch

Check the sheriff's next quarterly publication, its sworn affidavit and any corrected figures. For 287(g), verify new ICE roster entries, model changes, signed agreements and agency acknowledgments before changing status. Check the annual filing after the November 30 reporting-period close and December 31 deadline.

Use the Georgia statewide tracker for legal schedules and the searchable county comparison, or return to the national immigration-enforcement / 287(g) hub. This page is updated by editorial review, not automatically.

Direct answers & FAQ

What 287(g) model does Forsyth County's sheriff have?

The October 2, 2026 ICE workbook lists the Warrant Service Officer model, with a May 13, 2025 date. It does not establish Task Force Model authority.

How many detainers are in Forsyth's Q3 2026 report?

The official page reports 77 ICE detainers for July 1–September 30, 2026.

Are the 25 warrants for removal a deportation count?

No. That is the website's report category. A warrant and a completed removal are different events.

Is the online report an annual compliance filing?

No. The quarterly public data and the annual report to DOAA are separate records. The 2026 annual deadline is December 31.

Official documents & source library

Official records establish the agency and agreement facts. Local reporting, where included, is labeled and used for attributed context.

  1. Forsyth sheriff current immigration report
  2. Forsyth prior immigration reports
  3. Forsyth WSO agreement link from ICE workbook
  4. HB 1105 enacted text — Georgia General Assembly
  5. Enacted text — official Cherokee Sheriff mirror
  6. DOAA immigration reporting guidance
  7. DOAA law-enforcement reporting guidance
  8. October 2, 2026 ICE participating-agency workbook
  9. DOAA sanctuary reporting guidance

Update log

— First local edition. Compared dated ICE agency rows with the linked sheriff records and preserved the distinction between report availability, annual submission and legal compliance. Subsequent material corrections will be recorded here.

Send document-backed corrections through WorthFighting’s corrections page. This page is a dated reference; it does not update automatically.