The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Buffalo, NY, operates under the Department of Homeland Security and is a key component of federal immigration enforcement and national security initiatives. Focused on enforcing federal immigration laws, this office collaborates closely with local, state, and international agencies to uphold border integrity and public safety. It plays a vital role in the investigation of illegal immigration, human trafficking, visa fraud, and other transnational crimes. Through its Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) division, the Buffalo ICE office manages the identification, arrest, and detention of individuals who are subject to deportation. Additionally, it is committed to upholding due process and the humane treatment of individuals within the immigration system. The office provides accessible resources for people seeking updates on their immigration cases or appointments. Staffed by law enforcement professionals and legal experts, the Buffalo division brings both efficiency and accountability to immigration-related proceedings. It also supports national efforts to modernize and streamline immigration enforcement through the use of state-of-the-art technologies and risk-based approaches.

Key Services:

– Enforcement and removal operations for individuals in violation of U.S. immigration laws
– Investigation of immigration fraud, human smuggling, and related criminal activities
– Detention and processing of noncitizens pending immigration proceedings
– Coordination with federal, state, and local law enforcement partners
– Community outreach and public reporting mechanisms for immigration-related concerns
– Support and guidance for individuals navigating the immigration system
– Access to immigration case status and appointment scheduling via the USCIS online portal
– Promotion of national security through strategic enforcement priorities