Harrison County, Mississippi 287(g) & ICE Agreement Tracker

Agreement dashboard

These are two model entries for one sheriff’s office, not two counties. The document links are retained in the source library; direct PDF downloads were unavailable in this review.

What the local jail record adds

The sheriff’s corrections page distinguishes the Adult Detention Center, Work Center and County Work Farm. A county corrections system can have several facilities, and a program description should not be generalized to every person or location in that system.

That undated page contains historical capacity, population and budget figures. This tracker does not present them as a verified October 2026 headcount, ICE bed allocation or 287(g) operating budget. Current implementation would require dated staffing, training and aggregate custody records.

The official contact page lists separate administration and Adult Detention Center contacts, giving readers a source for identifying the appropriate records office.

What JEM and WSO establish

ICE’s program description distinguishes jail screening and processing under JEM from the service of specified administrative warrants under WSO. Neither label alone establishes countywide Task Force Model patrol authority.

A listed agreement also does not prove that every correctional officer is trained or that every federal custody event used 287(g). Keep county bookings, ICE detainers, transfers and removals separate. No total for those events is verified in this edition.

Timeline before and after the state deadline

This sequence documents the source dates. It does not certify uninterrupted operations or resolve every state-law obligation.

Mississippi’s deadline and reporting framework

SB 2114, Section 4 uses the exact words “reasonable attempt to execute”. By October 1, 2026, covered county law-enforcement agencies operating county detention facilities were to attempt a written ICE agreement. It does not require a particular model. Section 4(2) provides for quarterly status notification to the Department of Public Safety until an agreement is entered. Final-text mirror.

The law took effect July 1, 2026 and schedules repeal July 1, 2028. Section 8 authorizes the Attorney General to investigate alleged violations and seek declaratory or injunctive relief. This tracker makes no finding that any named county violated the act. Read the Mississippi overview for the statewide comparison and source limits.

Records needed for the next update

The next useful records are current MOAs and amendments, officer certification dates and aggregate training counts, county appropriations and actual reimbursements, and dated aggregate detainer/transfer reports. Authorization for spending should be distinguished from money received.

No October 2026 net cost, countywide arrest count or compliance finding is supplied here. Readers can compare Rankin’s JEM and TFM entries, DeSoto’s unresolved evidence and the statewide tracker.

Source access and limits

This edition re-extracts Mississippi entries from the official October 2, 2026 ICE workbook retained during WorthFighting’s earlier research. It distinguishes the source date from the October 7 editorial review. Fresh direct ICE requests returned HTTP 403. The Legislature’s endpoint also failed to load; its indexed final text was cross-checked with the LegiScan reproduction.

Model dates below are the workbook’s SIGNED field. We did not newly inspect inaccessible MOA signatures. A later agreement, application, rejection, training event or quarterly report may not be represented in this snapshot. No county is classified as compliant or noncompliant from roster absence alone.

Direct answers & FAQ

Which 287(g) models are listed for Harrison County MS?

The October 2 ICE workbook lists JEM dated June 30, 2025 and WSO dated July 2, 2025 for Harrison County Sheriff’s Office, Mississippi.

Does Harrison have a listed Task Force Model agreement?

No Harrison County MS sheriff TFM row was located in the reviewed snapshot. This is a dated source finding, not a guarantee against later changes.

Did October 1 require every county to have a signed agreement?

Section 4 requires covered county detention-facility operators to make a reasonable attempt to execute an agreement. It does not mandate a particular model. It also provides for quarterly status notification to DPS until an agreement is entered. Roster absence alone does not settle compliance.

Official documents & source library

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

1. ICE participating-agency workbook — October 2, 2026; retained official copy
2. SB 2114 final text — Mississippi Legislature
3. SB 2114 final-text access mirror and approval status — LegiScan
4. ICE program and models
5. Harrison sheriff JEM — link from ICE roster
6. Harrison sheriff WSO — link from ICE roster
7. Harrison Sheriff administration
8. Harrison Sheriff corrections
9. Harrison Sheriff department contacts

Update log

October 7, 2026 — First edition published. Compared the October 2 federal workbook with current state and local sources; documented model dates, source access limits and unresolved implementation questions. 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.