Rhode Island: facilities on ICE's detention lists and where to request records
Each entry below appears on a list ICE publishes, and each links to that public body's own records request page or, where it has none, the route it posts. A privately run or federal facility links a federal agency's FOIA page and, where one is named, the county that contracts for it. Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act authorizes these agreements. Being listed says nothing about how an agreement is carried out. ICE's lists are the source for every entry; they can lag, contain errors, and drop agreements without notice, so confirm with the agency before relying on an entry.
Police, sheriffs and other agencies with 287(g) agreements
ICE's list of 287(g) participating agencies (ICE's spreadsheet file name dated October 9, 2026; page updated October 13, 2026) shows no agreements in Rhode Island.
Facilities ICE lists for detention in Rhode Island
ICE's detention facility list (page updated March 23, 2026), matched against ICE's detention statistics (data pulled July 9, 2026). ICE's statistics include only facilities with at least one person in custody when the data were pulled, and leave out hold, hospital, juvenile, MIRP and ORR facilities (ICE's note on the sheet). A facility may have started or stopped holding people for ICE since those dates.
| Facility | ICE lists | Request records from | Request page checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wyatt Detention FacilityCentral Falls | ICE's detention statistics list it as USMS IGA (USMS Intergovernmental Agreement). ICE's statistics call it WYATT DETENTION CENTER. | Wyatt Detention Facility public records request pageThe facility is operated by the Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation, whose Warden is its public information officer. Mail requests to Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation, Attn: DWWDF Warden, 950 High Street, Central Falls, RI 02863, hand them in at the lobby (form WN 60001), or email the Warden's Executive Assistant; phone (401) 729-1190. | 2026-10-14 |
The signed agreement and any amendments; county board or council approvals; invoices and payments to and from ICE; written policies on ICE holds and warrants; and any counts the agency itself keeps of ICE holds or warrants served. Ask for records the agency itself made or keeps.
- ICE, 287(g) participating agencies list (participatingAgencies10092026b.xlsx, posted with the page “Updated: 10/13/2026”), ice.gov/identify-and-arrest/287g. Checked October 13, 2026.
- ICE, Detention Facilities (page “Updated: 03/23/2026”), ice.gov/detention-facilities. Checked October 13, 2026.
- ICE, detention statistics, Facilities FY26 sheet (FY26_detentionStats07202026.xlsx, data pulled July 9, 2026), ice.gov/detain/detention-management. Checked October 13, 2026.
- Each public body's own records request page or posted route, or the page checked where none was found, linked above. Checked on the date shown in each row.
- Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Open Government Guide: Rhode Island.
Each row shows when its request page was last checked. We aim to recheck ICE's lists weekly and local pages monthly. Agreements can begin or end between checks. Agencies and facilities no longer on ICE's lists move to a dated “No longer listed” note. ICE's lists can drop or omit entries, so a missing entry does not show that an agreement ended. Spot an error? Corrections.