Gwinnett County Immigration Enforcement & HB 1105 Jail Reports

Sheriff, jail and ICE cooperation

The report identifies Sheriff Keybo Taylor and the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office in Lawrenceville. It is the sheriff's jail reporting record, not a report for every police department within Gwinnett.

In its July 29, 2025 public statement, the office said ICE initiates immigration detainers and described its role under HB 1105. Treat that as the office's dated account. It does not establish the outcome of every custody case or a later agreement application.

287(g): no sheriff or other Gwinnett-tagged local row was located in the retained October 2, 2026 workbook. Pending application: unknown. The absence is not evidence that an application was rejected or that the county violates HB 1105.

Latest verified report: June 30–September 29, 2026

Read the official five-page report. The agency's first-page figures are:

The report's first category says “Total Number of Inmates”; this tracker preserves that label rather than asserting a unique-person count. The period starts June 30, not July 1. The 579 detainers are not a deportation total, and the response figures do not describe the immigration status of Gwinnett's general population.

The PDF also supplies immigration-status, offense and home-country tables. Those categories have different denominators; we do not convert them into a local crime rate or combine them into a count of unique offenders.

Signature, archive and completeness

Page five contains an immigration liaison's signed accuracy certification dated September 30, 2026. The archive's September 29 label is kept separate from that signature date. A signed accuracy statement is recorded as agency evidence; this tracker does not certify that it independently satisfies every statutory affidavit or supervision requirement.

The official archive also lists June 29 and March 29, 2026, plus 2025 records. That series creates an update trail even without a current 287(g) sheriff row. The next expected publication should be monitored around late December based on that cadence; this is an editorial expectation, not a statutory deadline assigned to Gwinnett.

To resolve a missing filing or an affidavit question, use the sheriff's open-records forms and specify the period and document. No records request was sent as part of this publication.

Gwinnett implementation timeline

For broader county government, elections and development coverage, visit the Gwinnett County hub. Follow related crime and public-safety coverage without treating individual news stories as a substitute for this document series.

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

Does Gwinnett County have a current 287(g) agreement?

No Gwinnett sheriff entry was located in the October 2, 2026 ICE workbook used here. Current pending activity is unknown, and the roster alone cannot determine every form of ICE cooperation.

How many ICE detainers does the latest Gwinnett report show?

The report for June 30–September 29, 2026 shows 579 immigration detainers. That is an agency-reported period total, not a deportation count.

Is Gwinnett confirmed compliant with HB 1105?

This tracker located a public report and signed certification, but did not verify a DOAA determination covering all duties. Overall compliance remains not determined.

Where can I find the original Gwinnett jail reports?

Use the sheriff's HB 1105 archive. The latest document reviewed is linked here with its exact period and signature date.

Official documents & source library

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

1. Gwinnett sheriff HB 1105 archive
2. June 30–September 29, 2026 report
3. Earlier June 29 archive document
4. Sheriff's July 29, 2025 HB 1105 statement
5. Gwinnett sheriff open-records forms
6. HB 1105 enacted text — Georgia General Assembly
7. Enacted text — official Cherokee Sheriff mirror
8. DOAA immigration reporting guidance
9. DOAA law-enforcement reporting guidance
10. October 2, 2026 ICE participating-agency workbook
11. DOAA sanctuary reporting guidance

Update log

October 7, 2026 — 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.