BROADVIEW ICE PROCESSING INFORMATION

    ICE Detention in Broadview, Illinois

    If someone you know was taken to the Broadview ICE Processing Center, start by confirming whether they are still there or have been transferred.

    OFFICIAL FACILITY INFORMATION

    Broadview ICE Processing Center

    1930 Beach Street

    Broadview, IL 60155

    Operator: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

    Agency: U.S. Department of Homeland Security

    Broadview is a federal ICE processing facility. It is not a municipal jail and is not operated by the Broadview Police Department or other local law enforcement agencies. Local police cannot confirm whether someone is currently in ICE custody at Broadview.

    Broadview Police cannot confirm ICE custody.

    Contact ICE About Someone in Custody

    • ICE Online Detainee Locator
    • ICE Detention Reporting and Information Line: 1-888-351-4024
    • Chicago ERO outreach: Chicago.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov

    Confirm the person's current location before traveling. Someone processed at Broadview may already have been transferred to another detention facility.

    Official State of Illinois Broadview Information

    Confirm Whether the Person Is Still at Broadview

    Try to have the person's full legal name, country of birth, date of birth and A-Number, if available. Search the official ICE locator first.

    Use the Broadview facility information above. Confirm the exact facility name before traveling or sending anything.

    Find Someone Detained by ICEOfficial ICE Locator

    Broadview May Not Be the Final Detention Location

    Broadview is used for ICE intake and processing. A person may later be released, removed or transferred to another facility in Illinois or another state.

    Broadview Processing Center

    Initial intake & processing

    Current ICE Detention Facility

    May be in another state

    Broadview may not be the person's final detention location. Before relying on an address, visitation rule or court location, confirm with ICE.

    Before You Travel

    • Check the ICE locator
    • Confirm the exact facility name
    • Save the person's A-Number
    • Contact the current facility before traveling

    Do not send mail, money, medication or personal property to Broadview without current instructions from ICE.

    ICE Field Office and Immigration Court

    These are different locations and serve different purposes.

    Custody and Enforcement Matters

    Chicago ICE Field Office

    The Chicago ERO Field Office handles certain custody and enforcement matters for Illinois and several neighboring states.

    101 W. Ida B. Wells Drive, Suite 4000

    Chicago, IL 60605

    Phone: (872) 351-3990

    Email: Chicago.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov

    The Chicago Field Office and Broadview Processing Center are different locations. Contact ICE before visiting an office or facility.

    Official ICE Field Office Information
    Immigration Case Information

    Chicago Immigration Court

    Broadview is not an Immigration Court. Some Illinois cases are handled by the Chicago Immigration Court.

    55 E. Monroe Street, Suite 1500

    Chicago, IL 60603

    Phone: (312) 220-0965

    A transfer can affect where proceedings or hearings are handled. Do not assume the case is assigned to Chicago.

    Need to Deliver Medication or Personal Property?
    • Contact ICE before bringing anything to the facility.
    • ICE decides which items it will accept.
    • Illinois and local law enforcement agencies do not accept medication or property for delivery to people in ICE custody.

    Has an Immigration Bond Already Been Set?

    If ICE or an Immigration Judge has already set an eligible bond, call with the person's name, A-Number, current detention location and bond amount. You do not need to travel to Broadview to start the Amistad process.

    What to Have Ready

    • Full legal name
    • A-Number, if available
    • Current detention facility, if known
    • Bond type and amount, if set
    • Your name and phone number

    You do not need every detail before calling. Start with what you have. If the person has already been transferred, provide the new facility name shown by ICE.

    Broadview Questions

    How do I confirm whether someone is at Broadview?
    Use the official ICE locator or contact ICE directly. Broadview Police and other local agencies do not have access to ICE custody records.
    Is Broadview a local jail?
    No. The facility is owned and operated by ICE, a federal agency within the Department of Homeland Security.
    Can someone be transferred from Broadview?
    Yes. Broadview may be an initial processing location rather than the person's final detention facility.
    Can I visit someone at Broadview?
    Do not assume regular visitation is available. Contact ICE for current access instructions before traveling.
    Can I take medication or personal property to the facility?
    Contact ICE before bringing anything. ICE decides which items it will accept. Illinois and local law enforcement agencies do not accept medication or property for delivery to people in ICE custody.
    Is the Chicago Immigration Court inside Broadview?
    No. The Broadview facility and Chicago Immigration Court are separate locations.
    Can I arrange the bond if I live outside Illinois?
    Yes. Amistad can provide remote application assistance, subject to eligibility, collateral and approval requirements.
    What happens after an approved bond is submitted?
    ICE reviews the bond and coordinates release with the detention facility. ICE controls acceptance and release timing.

    Looking for statewide custody and transfer information?

    View Illinois Immigration Bonds

    Need to Post an Immigration Bond?

    Call with the person's name, A-Number, current facility and bond amount. If something is missing, send us what you have and we will explain what is needed next.

    Call (800) 969-3484Get Bond Help

    Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services and is not a law firm. Bond eligibility and amounts are determined by DHS, ICE or an Immigration Judge. Amistad does not guarantee bond approval, acceptance or release timing.

    Information reviewed August 25, 2026. Confirm custody, facility access and operational information directly with ICE before traveling.