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July I, 2006 Mr. John P. Clark Deputy Assistant Secretary US Immigration and Customs Enforcement 425 I Street NW Room 7000 Washington, DC 20536 Dear Deputy Assistant Secretary Clark: I am writing to request participation in the Delegation of Authority Program pursuant to 287(g) of the Immigration and Naturalization Act. This partnership will enable the Colorado State Patrol to better serve and meet the needs of the residents of the State of Colorado. I have been in communication with Assistant Special Agent in Charge!;::::::::;:=::J. who has been very helpful and encouraging. With his advice, we propose the following:
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To train 23 Colorado State Patrol Troopers assigned to the Patrol's newly created Immigration Enforcement Unit. All officers will have a minimum of two years experience :and will pass a security background acceptable to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Due to our current manpower situation, two training classes may be needed to accomplish this standard.
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Training facilities are available at the Colorado State Patrol Training Academy located in Golden, Colorado. There, instructors can utilize computer training aids, videos and any other materials they may need during instruction.
This Program will allow us to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with ICE to assist the Patrol in identifying criminal illegal aliens who pose a public safety risk to the citizens of the State of Colorado. Should this Delegation of Authority Program be approved, Troopers who are trained and certified under this program will take enforcement action only if they encounter immigration violations during the course of their state trooper duties. I thank you for your time and look forward to your positive consideration of this request. In Service to Colorado,
Chief, Colorado State Patrol
Firs/in Traffic Safety
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2006 , % Mit JOhn P;~ark Deputy AS$i~t Secretary US Jmmigta~bn and Customs Bif'Ofcement 425 I Street N:W Room 7000 Washington, DC 20536 ~'J'i!V'
Dear Deputy Assistant Secretary Clark: 1 am writing to request,parti~patiOnjn the Delegation of Authority J?rogrant, pU$Wmt1n 487(s}Qf the I'mmigt1lt1on and Naturalization Act. "fl'Uparlnership will enable the O~1~do State ~tltml to
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Ihave been in communication with Assi~t Special Agent in Char been very helpful and encouraging. WitH his advice. we propOSe the
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To train 23 Colorado State Patrol Troopers assigned to the P~tml's newly created Immigration Enforcement Unit. AUofficers wi11bavea~ o£lwOyears experience and will pass a security backgroundaeceptableto Immigration and Customs Enforomtent (lCE). Due to our current manpower situation, two training classes may be needed to accomplish this sLandard.
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Training facilities are available at the Colorado Sta~e Patrol Training Academy located in Golden. Colorado. There, instructors can utilize computet: training aids. videos and allY other materials they may need during in~tion.
This Program win allow us roentel' into a Memorandum ofUilderstanding with ICE t.o assist the Patrol in identifYing criminal illegal aliens who p()~a public s;tfetyrlsk t9t1te citizensofthe State ofColorado. Should this Delegation of Authority Program be a,pproved, Troopers who are trained and certified under this program wilt take enforcement action only ifthey encounter immigration vi.oJations during the course of their state trooper duties. I thank you for your time and look forward to your positive consideration of this request. .~~~S~~.t~~~lo1'a:~! ...
~JV:~ Colonel Mark V. Trostel Chief; Colorado State Patrol
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SEP 1 9 2006
Chief, Colorado State Patrol 700 Kipling St. Suite 1000 Denver, CO 80215·5865 Dear
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This letter is to notify you that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (lCE) has received your request for 287(g) Delegation of Authority training for the Colorado State Patrol. Thank you for your interest and request for participation in the 287(g) Delegation of Authority program. Your request is currently under review and a response is forthcoming. T ..;h;e ~ lo~c; al::llcE point of contact will be Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) ~ from the SAC Denver Office. will oversee your request for _ may 287(g) Delegation of Authority training for the Colorado State Patrol. be reached at (303) 721· --
Sincerely.
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Dear Chief Tro~tel, '.t:'ln:~Jetter is to notify you t~at Julie L. MYefS" Assistant Secretary funhe Department of'
Homeland Security (nBS), Immignuion and 'Customs Enforcement (ICE) approved your request for Z87(g) Delegation of Authority Training tor the Colorado State Patrol (CSP), The letter also serves as a notice of intent to negotiate an MOA between the :OHS!lCBa~ the esp. OJ·IS/ICE is looking fonvard to the partnership and the success of this joint venture. The 187(g) program has produced some very good successes ill other locations and I have no doubt. it will be successful in Colorado. ~
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Sincerely,
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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