Detainees Leaving ICE Detention from the
Candadian County, El Reno
Brownsville, Texas
Detainees Deported or Released Number last 12 months 1 Out of total detained 1
Table 1: Number leaving ICE detention
from this facilityDuring the most recent 12 month period for which data are available, one detainee housed at the Candadian County, El Reno left that facility because he/she was deported, was released under supervision while his/her case was being decided, or left ICE detention for one of a variety of other reasons. The use of this facility for the temporary housing of federal immigration detainees was arranged through an intergovernmental service agreement (IGSA) under which payments by ICE to another governmental agency are made for housing federal detainees. Additional information about the arrangement, including whether a private company may operate the facility for the government, was not available at the time this report was posted.
This report focuses on just those individuals who actually left ICE detention. Sometimes this report speaks of these individuals as those "exiting" ICE detention, or simply as "exits." This does not include individuals who were transferred to a different ICE detention facility. For more information on this facility, including individuals that were transferred, see additional TRAC reports in this series.
This report series is based upon analyses conducted by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University of 1.7 million government records tracking each individual who passed through an ICE detention facility during fiscal year 2015. This most recent 12 month period for which comprehensive data are available covers October 2014 through September 2015. See About the Data.
Exit Details for the Last Twelve Months
Information on each of the individuals who left ICE detention from the Candadian County, El Reno during the last 12 months is provided in the following table. The reason the individual left detention is shown. For a description of each of these categories, see "Reasons for Leaving ICE Detention."
