Adelanto ICE Release Search

Where Adelanto ICE Releases Go

Adelanto ICE Processing Center is the immigration-custody lane in the San Bernardino County facility map. ICE operates the detention system, and GEO's facility page identifies ICE as the client. A person leaving Adelanto ICE may be released from ICE custody, transferred to another ICE facility, removed, moved for immigration-court or agency processing, or affected by another custody hold. Those are ICE custody events, not Sheriff's jail release events.

The local geography creates confusion because Adelanto also has High Desert Detention Center, a San Bernardino County jail operated by the Sheriff. High Desert releases use JIMS. Adelanto ICE releases or transfers use ICE channels. If JIMS shows a county jail release to ICE, that confirms the county booking ended; it does not confirm community release. The person may then be housed at Adelanto ICE or transferred elsewhere under immigration authority.

Use ICE's Online Detainee Locator System where available, call the facility for housed-detainee information during posted hours, and use counsel or immigration-court records when a court case or removal proceeding is involved. For safety and accuracy, distinguish release, transfer, removal, and county-to-ICE handoff.

Confirm an Adelanto ICE Release

ICE confirmation should answer whether the person is currently housed at Adelanto, whether ICE custody changed, and whether any immigration-court matter remains. County JIMS can help only when the person came from or went through San Bernardino County jail custody.

1. Use ICE's detainee locator or facility channels with the person's full name, country of birth, date of birth, and A-number if known.
2. Call Adelanto ICE Processing Center at (760) 561-6100 for housed-detainee information during posted hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., 7 days a week, according to the ICE facility page summarized in the research.
3. If there is an immigration-court case, use immigration-court channels or counsel to confirm hearing dates, bond, orders, removal status, and case outcome.
4. If the person was released from San Bernardino County jail to ICE, search JIMS to confirm the county release date and released-to field, then switch to ICE for the immigration custody status.
5. Do not treat a transfer out of Adelanto ICE as release to the community. A transfer means ICE custody location changed.
6. Use county records only for county jail records, such as a JIMS booking that ended with release to ICE.

Adelanto ICE Records and Contact

The research gives a specific facility address and phone channel for housed-detainee information. Use those details for Adelanto ICE status, and use county records only for a separate San Bernardino County booking.

For a useful inquiry, have the person's full name, date of birth, country of birth, A-number if known, and last known facility. If the person passed through San Bernardino County jail first, also collect the county booking number, arrest date, release date, and released-to field from JIMS.

About Adelanto ICE

Adelanto ICE Processing Center is separate from San Bernardino County's High Desert Detention Center even though both are in Adelanto. High Desert is a county jail in the Sheriff's system. Adelanto ICE is an immigration detention facility. The released-inmates research warns that a person can be released from county jail to ICE or transferred from ICE without being released to the community, so the release-type field matters.

GEO's facility page identifies ICE as the client and lists facility information, while ICE's facility page lists the address and contact channel. The public release task is not to search county out-of-custody dates alone. It is to follow the custody handoff: county jail, ICE detention, immigration court, transfer, release, or removal depending on the case.

County Release to ICE

JIMS may show a San Bernardino County jail release to ICE. That is an important record, but it answers only the county side. The county booking ended. It does not say the person was free to leave, and it does not confirm the later ICE location or release. After the released-to field points to ICE, use ICE locator and facility channels.

This distinction matters for families and counsel because a person may disappear from the current county jail roster and still be in custody. The out-of-custody date list can confirm the Sheriff's custody endpoint, while ICE confirms whether the person is housed, transferred, released, or in another immigration status.

Immigration Court Follow-Up

Release from ICE detention can be connected to immigration-court proceedings, bond, orders, removal, transfer, or agency discretion. The research directs users to ICE locator/facility/court channels and counsel where applicable. A facility phone confirmation is not the full case record when a court proceeding exists.

For a person who also had a county criminal case, use the San Bernardino Superior Court portal for the county criminal file and immigration-court channels for the immigration matter. These systems answer different questions and may use different identifiers. Keep the A-number, county booking number, and court case number separate.

Adelanto ICE Records Route

For ICE status, use ICE's detainee locator, the Adelanto facility phone, counsel, and immigration-court resources. For San Bernardino County records, use JIMS and the Sheriff's Records Division only if there was a county jail booking. A county records request should ask for the booking and release record showing release date/time, released-to field, housing facility, and arresting agency. It should not ask the county to confirm later ICE release if the person left county custody for ICE.

Use this page for neutral custody verification and records navigation. Immigration, county, and court records can change quickly, so verify with the agency that controls the record before treating a release, transfer, or court event as final.