Yes, you can visit someone in ICE custody, but visits are non-contact (through glass) and have strict rules, requiring advance confirmation with the specific detention center for hours and procedures, including valid ID, dress codes, and restrictions on bringing items, with options for in-person or sometimes video visitation depending on the facility. Before You Go: Find the Facility: Use the ICE website to locate the specific center where the person is held. Confirm Details: Contact the facility directly or check their webpage for current visitation hours, rules, and any COVID-related restrictions, as these change. Locate the Detainee: Use the ICE Online Detainee Locator System (ODLS) to find their current location if you dont know it. What to Expect During the Visit: Identification: All adult visitors need a valid government-issued photo ID (like a drivers license or passport). Non-Contact: Visits are typically non-contact, meaning youll speak through glass with a phone. Security: Be prepared for searches, and no weapons or outside items (like phones, bags) are allowed in the visiting area; lockers are usually available. Dress Code: Wear socially accepted attire; specific dress codes are often posted at the facility. Limited Time: Visits are usually limited to one hour, with a maximum number of visitors (often 2 adults + children) allowed at once. Special Considerations: Video Visitation: Some facilities offer video visitation as an alternative or supplement to in-person visits. Legal Visits: These are separate from social visits, confidential, and only for legal representatives and their staff, not family or friends. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responsesOnline Detainee Locator SystemU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (.gov)Detention Facilities - ICEJun 25, 2025 Notice Regarding Visitation Hours. Visitation hours are subject to change due to COVID and other operational concerns U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (.gov)