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Commissioners approve MOAs with ICE for constable precincts; court records multiple approvals

September 14, 2026 | Parker County, Texas


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Commissioners approve MOAs with ICE for constable precincts; court records multiple approvals
The Parker County Commissioners Court on Sept. 14 approved memoranda of agreement between the county's constable precinct offices and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, authorizing certain immigration‑enforcement activities described in the meeting as a "287" program.

Judge Dean read the agenda items and the court moved sequentially to approve agreements for Constable Precinct 1, Precinct 2, and Precinct 3. Each motion was seconded and the court approved the items by voice vote. The record shows the motions carried unanimously when recorded.

No extended debate was recorded; staff indicated the Precable offices had previously brought similar agreements for other departments and that the approvals before the court were comparable. The court's approvals were procedural actions to authorize the memoranda; no new ordinance or policy change was adopted during the meeting.

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