MICHAEL JUSTICE
Lancaster,SC
Summary
Federal law enforcement professional adept at training and mentoring new officers in immigration enforcement and case management. Extensive operational background in investigative techniques, case processing, and interagency coordination, ensuring compliance with agency standards. Eager to leverage hands-on experience in a Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers instructional role.
Overview
11
11
years of professional experience
Work History
Deportation Officer
U.S. Department of Homeland Security - ICE, Enforcement and Removal Operations
Charleston, USA
11.2015 - Current
- Train and mentor newly assigned new Deportation Officers in immigration enforcement procedures, case management, detainee processing, agency policy, and proper preparation of enforcement documentation.
- Provide hands-on instruction in the preparation, review, issuance, and service of detainers, Notices to Appear, reinstatements of prior removal orders, voluntary departure documentation, and other administrative or criminal case-processing actions.
- Instructed officers on effective use of EARM, PCIS, CIS, PCQS, TECS, ACRIME, ELITE, RAILS, STACKS, CPS, Accurint, EOIR systems, NCIC, and other investigative resources to enhance case development and enforcement actions.
- Instruct new officers on case documentation, report writing, interviews, administrative immigration law, investigative techniques, and application of ICE policies and procedures.
- Reviewed case files and electronic case-management entries for accuracy and compliance with agency standards; provided corrective guidance on deficiencies to ensure thorough case processing.
- Demonstrate detainee-processing procedures including fingerprinting, photography, DNA collection, identity verification, property accountability, records checks, and preparation for detention-facility transfer.
- Interview and screen incarcerated individuals, investigate immigration status, lodge detainers, process arriving detainees, coordinate daily case assignments, and assist with weekend and special-operation staffing plans.
- Located and arrested at-large subjects through investigative database research, target development, surveillance, operational planning, and execution of arrests, ensuring compliance with enforcement protocols.
- Coordinate with federal, state, local, and foreign law-enforcement partners; compile and communicate actionable investigative information and prepare case material for administrative proceedings or prosecutorial consideration.
- Selected as part of a small team that coordinated reception and processing of approximately 120 individuals transported by ICE Air, including identity verification, interviews, file creation, service of paperwork, property documentation, jail coordination, and onward transportation.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Criminal Justice minor
St. Leo University
Charleston, SCBasic Immigration Enforcement Training Program (BIETP) - ICE BIETP 603 / DSP 605
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC)
Glynco, GAUniformed Police Training Program (UPTP) - Basic Federal Law Enforcement Training
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC)
Glynco, GALaw-enforcement professional development -
St. Petersburg College
FloridaSkills
- Immigration law
- Case management
- Detention processing
- Documentation preparation
- Investigative techniques
- Case evaluation
- Time management abilities
- Teamwork
- Effective communication
Training
- Field Training Officer
- Death Investigations
- Crime Scene Investigation Levels I & II
- CPR
- AED
- First Responder
Relevant Professional Experience
DEPORTATION OFFICER, U.S. Department of Homeland Security - ICE, Enforcement and Removal Operations, Charleston, SC, 1801, 12-2, 50, 11/01/15, Present, Train and mentor newly assigned new Deportation Officers in immigration enforcement procedures, case management, detainee processing, agency policy, and proper preparation of enforcement documentation., Provide hands-on instruction in the preparation, review, issuance, and service of detainers, Notices to Appear, reinstatements of prior removal orders, voluntary departure documentation, and other administrative or criminal case-processing actions., Instruct officers in the proper use of EARM, PCIS, CIS, PCQS, TECS, ACRIME, ELITE, RAILS, STACKS, CPS, Accurint, EOIR systems, NCIC, and other investigative resources used to support case development and enforcement actions., Instruct new officers on case documentation, report writing, interviews, administrative immigration law, investigative techniques, and application of ICE policies and procedures., Review case files and electronic case-management entries for accuracy, completeness, case categorization, required documentation, comments, call-ups, and compliance with agency standards; provide corrective guidance when deficiencies are identified., Demonstrate detainee-processing procedures including fingerprinting, photography, DNA collection, identity verification, property accountability, records checks, and preparation for detention-facility transfer., Interview and screen incarcerated individuals, investigate immigration status, lodge detainers, process arriving detainees, coordinate daily case assignments, and assist with weekend and special-operation staffing plans., Locate and arrest at-large subjects through investigative database research, target development, surveillance, operational planning, traffic stops, arrests, transportation, and post-arrest processing., Coordinate with federal, state, local, and foreign law-enforcement partners; compile and communicate actionable investigative information and prepare case material for administrative proceedings or prosecutorial consideration., Selected as part of a small team that coordinated reception and processing of approximately 120 individuals transported by ICE Air, including identity verification, interviews, file creation, service of paperwork, property documentation, jail coordination, and onward transportation.
Core Instructor Qualifications
- Officer training, mentoring, coaching, and performance feedback
- Case documentation, report writing, file review, and quality assurance
- Law-enforcement database and information-system instruction
- Scenario-based application of investigative and enforcement procedures
- Interagency coordination and operational planning
- Immigration enforcement, detainee processing, interviews, arrests, and transportation
Timeline
Deportation Officer
U.S. Department of Homeland Security - ICE, Enforcement and Removal Operations
11.2015 - Current
Bachelor of Arts - Criminal Justice minor
St. Leo University
Basic Immigration Enforcement Training Program (BIETP) - ICE BIETP 603 / DSP 605
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC)
Uniformed Police Training Program (UPTP) - Basic Federal Law Enforcement Training
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC)
Law-enforcement professional development -
St. Petersburg College