Reed Brooks

Supervisor: Kenny Brooks (318)623-0443

40hrs+/week

• The Flight Manager has replaced ICE Air Ops Deportation Officers that were formally the Flight Officers in Charge of daily ICE Air Ops domestic and deportation flights.
• Overseeing the rear cabin crew and detainees.
• Communicating with the CSI Lonestar Flight Tracking Team about the progress of the mission at each leg of the flight.
• Communicating with CSI Lonestar Flight Tracking Team regarding any changes to the manifest and itinerary.
• Ensuring that all required documents are complete and accurate before dissemination to appropriate parties.
• Coordinating aircraft security matters; and advising the flight crew when exchange operations are complete for continuation of the flight mission.
• The FM is responsible for reviewing all required documentation to ensure compliance with established ICE ERO current Country Removal Guidelines.
• The FM identifies and verifies required travel documentation and property for detainees on all continental United States (CONUS) and Norther Triangle (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador) flights.
• The FM assigned to each mission is also responsible for communication to CSI Lonestar Flight Tracking Team with prior to departure and upon landing at each location, reporting any discrepancies on the manifest/I-216, advising of delayed departures, and any other operational/logistical concerns or issues pertaining to the flight.
• Additional flight manager responsibilities include subcontractor oversight and compliance with contract personnel flight line arrival timeliness, aircraft cleanliness, ground service equipment operability, and other ancillary requirements to ensure an on time departure.
• It is the FMs responsibility to ensure that all detainees presented by ICE at the flight line are boarded onto the aircraft.
• If there are any discrepancies with detainee property, medical documentation/medication, this needs to be addressed with the local ground support personnel.

Supervisor: Timothy Standish(318)955-3939

40hr+/week

• Serve as a part of a security crew for Immigration and Customs Enforcement transfer and deportation flights. Responsible for ensuring the general security and safety of all noncitizen and crew when on-board the aircraft.
• Trained and involved in the deployment of the Wrap, restraint device.
• Loads and unloads noncitizen onto and off the aircraft (including those handicapped and/or requiring special assistance); searches noncitizen for contraband; feeds the noncitizen during flight; and escorts the noncitizen to the restroom.
• Applies restraints and removes them as applicable
• Identifies proper documentation needed for transferring or removing non citizens.
• Searches the aircraft for contraband and assists in post flight cabin cleanup.
• Assists with perimeter security as requested
• Reports unusual events that threaten the security of the aircraft or endangers life or property.
• Takes reasonable counteraction to save life and property or lessen danger.
• Maintains checklists and checkpoints throughout the assigned shift.
• Takes charge of post by securing and protecting personnel and property until properly relieved.

Supervisor: Royce Johnson (318) 533-3327

40hr/week

• Processing duties for Non-citizens (NCs) including

fingerprint & photograph fresh arrested NCs requiring ICE

Processing.

• Travel duties, including loading information into ICE database eTD, creating packets for removal of NCs, coordinating consulate interviews, and ICE form I-205 identity verification and fingerprint.
• Scan A-files into the ICE share drive.
• EARM ICE database case reviews (review for required case actions, staff NC replies.
• Duties normally assigned to ICE Enforcement and Removal assistants (ERA).
• Immigration Court duties such as LOP reports and assist with facility court officers as needed, with administrative assignments and security.
• Daily liaison duties by gathering daily NC requests and responding to them, tracking down missing property and funds, completing weekly liaison reports, and in person NC communication.
• Assist in coordination NC transportation, perform identification checks for NC booking in and out verification, as well as completing transfer summaries.
• Gather information needed for ICE Deportation Officers (DOs) to secure Bond or Post Order Custody Review releases and confirm identification for the DOs final review and determination.
• Maintained an ICE detained case docket.
• Processed Parole Request.
• Managed cases in Final Order status.

Supervisor: Major Jessica Adams: (318) 312-3616

40hr/week

• Supervise and monitor Immigration and Customs Enforcement non-citizens (NCs) in living, recreation, dining, and visitation areas.
• Coordinate NCs movement, conduct counts, and provide emergency response if necessary.
• Conduct shakedowns for contraband and confiscated prohibited items.
• Provide assistance to NCs who have been injured, are ill, or suffer trauma.
• Report any maintenance or repair needs and maintain a clean facility.
• Transport NCs to appointments and hospital trips.
• Provide security for Immigration Court proceedings and escorts.
• Coordinate release and removal processes for NCs after a determination has been made regarding custody.

Supervisor: Don Parker: (318)419-2955

40hr/week

• Cleaning equipment
• Maintain product inspections.
• Operate forklift.
• Performs any duties assigned by my supervisor, whether it is

general cleaning or equipment operations.

• Handling chemicals and ensuring MSDS protocols are

followed.

• Physically demanding and mentally challenging duties on a

daily basis.

Supervisor: Seth Landry (318) 224-4244

40hr/week

• Operates equipment to make plastic bottles and containers.
• Adjusts, repairs, and trouble shoots machine operation.
• Operates production equipment, labelers, trimmers,

palletizers, stretch wrappers, banding machines, and other

equipment.

• Complies with safety guidance and policies.
• Cleaning equipment and worksite for safe operations.

Maintains product quality inspections.