United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Brief about the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

This facility is the central administrative office of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which has many prisons under its umbrella. It handles all the major administrative work and is responsible for maintaining safety and justice in District of Columbia. ICE has around 7709 prison facilities.

ICE's administrative department plays a crucial role in DOC operations. They are responsible for hiring all ICE employees and centrally overseeing each prisoner's entry and exit, ensuring the smooth functioning of DOC facilities.

In addition, they create guidelines and policies that must be adhered to in all DOC facilities.

Contact United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Administration

Contact Number

You can reach out to the facility's administration department via the following number: 202-732-4242

Contact Via Email

To contact the facility via email, use the following email ID: ICE.Records@ice.dhs.gov. You can send important documents, requests, visitation documents, etc., via the above contact email.

Programs Offered By ICE

The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has many facilities and programs for offender rehabilitation and reintegration. These facilities include correctional institutions, community re-entry centers, and parole offices.

The programs offered by ICE encompass educational opportunities, vocational training, substance abuse treatment, mental health services, and transitional services to help offenders successfully reintegrate into society. The department is committed to providing a supportive and structured environment that promotes positive behavior change and reduces the likelihood of reoffending.

Services Offered By ICE

Various services offered by the facilities of ICE are as follows:

• Victim Services: The Department of Corrections recognizes that the path of a victim is not always easy. The criminal justice system is extensive, and the process can be intimidating. There are many new terms and procedures to learn. The Victim Services Unit works to answer questions and to provide you with valuable and timely information.
• Parole and Re-entry services: ICE offers re-entry and transition services to individuals preparing to rejoin their communities after serving their sentences. These services include securing housing, employment, and other essential resources supporting successful reintegration. By providing a comprehensive array of services, ICE aims to promote public safety and reduce recidivism rates by supporting individuals in their journey toward rehabilitation and successful re-entry into society.
• Send Money To Inmates Using various service providers or money order facilities, send money to inmate's commissary accounts.
• Visitation (Video and In-person): The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) provides advanced visitation facilities for inmates, prioritizing a structured and supportive environment for family and friends. Specific guidelines are in place to ensure visitors' and inmates' safety and well-being during visitation. Visitors need to be familiar with the visitation schedule and any particular requirements before planning a visit to a ICE facility.
• Calling Inmates: Through various service providers like Jpay, Securus, etc, the DOC provides collect call facilities to keep inmates connected with family and friends.
• Write to an Inmate: You can write to an inmate using an email app offered by the service providers or send mail to the facility.

Facilities Under ICE

Careers

If you are interested in a career with a meaningful impact, consider joining the ICE. To get hired, you must clear specific exams and training programs and fulfill the essential education requirement. The ICE has many opportunities listed on its website( http://www.ice.gov/). We encourage you to explore these and apply if you want to contribute to DOC's mission.