ICE's #FridayFive | July 12, 2019

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sent this bulletin at 07/12/2019 02:38 PM EDT

A weekly compilation of engaging digital content.

ERO | ICE removes 37 Cambodian nationals

Almost all were convicted criminals

This week, 37 Cambodian nationals, most convicted criminals, were repatriated to Cambodia in accordance with their final removal orders following immigration court proceedings. Learn more

#FridayFive | What IS the FridayFive?

A weekly collection of digital content at ICE

Welcome to the first edition of ICE's #FridayFive, a weekly compilation of digital content from ICE. What will you find here? A curated collection of social media posts, photography, video, news releases, and more, all delivered straight to your inbox. Don't want to miss out? Subscribe here

Work for ICE | OPLA is hiring attorneys

There are vacancies in multiple locations

ICE's Office of the Principal Legal Advisor is hiring general attorneys in multiple cities across the US. What does an attorney at ICE do? They help enforce the immigration and customs laws of the United States. Interested? Apply now

Don't want to miss another job announcement? Follow us on Twitter at @ICEgov and @ICEgovCareers, or on LinkedIn.

#DYK? | ICE has a Flickr account

Check out the latest high-res images

Did you know that ICE is on Flickr? Our Flickr account features high-resolution photos from around the agency, like this one from this week's ICE's Office of Professional Responsibility awards ceremony.

ERO & HSI | ICE Boston provides security for July 4^th fireworks spectacular

No significant security issues reported during the popular event

Special agents and officers assigned to ICE’s Boston office provided critical security during the 2019 “Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular” on July 3 and 4. As part of a federal, state and local law enforcement effort, they performed behavior detection, field communications and digital forensics. Learn more

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