ICE Field Offices are government organizations in the United States that are responsible for enforcing immigration laws, identifying and apprehending removable noncitizens, and removing illegal noncitizens from the country. They also work to combat cross-border criminal activity and ensure the safety and security of the nation. With field offices located in various states across the country, including Michigan and Ohio, ICE plays a critical role in upholding immigration laws and protecting national security.
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