Charleston, WV- Governor Patrick Morrisey says his administration supports recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity reported in parts of West Virginia. While federal officials have not released details about specific operations, Morrisey referenced the state’s participation in the 287(g) program, which allows certain local agencies to assist federal immigration enforcement efforts.
The governor said the state remains committed to cooperating with federal partners and ensuring that law enforcement agencies have the tools they need. Community groups in several counties have reported seeing increased ICE presence, though no arrests or case details have been publicly confirmed. The governor emphasized that any enforcement actions are directed by federal authorities, not the state.



