In early 2026, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted an operation that resulted in the arrest of 600 immigrants over a two-week period. Most of those arrested reportedly had no criminal records. Following these events, West Virginia authorities announced that they would no longer hold ICE detainees in their jails.
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Overview of 'Operation Country Roads' and Its Impact in West Virginia
In early 2026, ICE arrested 600 immigrants in West Virginia, most of whom had no criminal records. Subsequently, the state decided to stop holding ICE detainees in local jails.
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A look at 'Operation Country Roads,' West Virginia's ICE operation
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Overview of 'Operation Country Roads' and Its Impact in West Virginia