Training
Newly hired ERO immigration enforcement agents, HSI special agents, and ERO deportation officers undergo initial entry training at the ICE Academy on the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Georgia. To meet division specific academic and practical instruction, the ICE Academy varies in length from 12 to 24 weeks depending on the position. Furthermore, following graduation, new HSI special agents and ERO officers undergo additional post academy training, as well as career-continuous training, and are assigned to an HSI or ERO office anywhere in the nation as well as around the world. Professional support staff are also assigned to one of the many ICE offices.
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