Discussion Dear muricans,

[AutistSupremacist]

Why haven't you joined ICE yet? I heard they were hiring.

 

[VλREN]

I don’t know how

 

[lnceI]

I don’t know how

1. Meet Basic Eligibility Requirements​

• Be a U.S. citizen.
• Be between 21 and 37 years old at the time of application.
• Have at least a bachelor’s degree or three years of professional work experience (or a combination).
• Have a valid driver’s license.
• Be physically fit and able to pass medical and psychological exams.
• Pass a thorough background check, including polygraph and drug screening.

2. Check for Job Openings​

• Visit the official federal jobs site: USAJobs.gov.
• Search for “ICE Special Agent” or related ICE positions.
• Carefully review the job announcement and qualifications.

3. Apply Online​

• Create an account on USAJobs.gov.
• Prepare your resume tailored to federal requirements.
• Submit your application through USAJobs.gov before the deadline.

4. Pass the Written Exam and/or Assessment​

• Some hiring cycles include a written exam or online assessment to evaluate your knowledge and skills.
• Prepare using study guides focused on law enforcement, logical reasoning, and problem-solving.

5. Physical Fitness Test​

• Pass the Physical Fitness Test (PFT), which may include:
  • Sit-ups
  • Push-ups
  • 1.5-mile run
• It’s important to train beforehand to meet or exceed the standards.

6. Oral Interview​

• If you pass the exams and fitness test, you will be invited to an oral interview panel.
• The panel evaluates your communication skills, judgment, and suitability for law enforcement.

7. Background Investigation​

• Undergo an extensive background investigation, including:
  • Criminal history check
  • Credit check
  • Interviews with friends, family, and employers
  • Polygraph examination

8. Medical and Psychological Exams​

• Complete medical examinations to ensure physical and mental fitness.
• Psychological evaluations to assess your suitability for high-stress law enforcement work.

9. Conditional Job Offer & Training​

• If you successfully pass all prior steps, you’ll receive a conditional job offer.
• Attend the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) for special agent training (usually 12-14 weeks).

10. Probationary Period​

• After graduation, you’ll be assigned to an ICE office.
• Complete a probationary period (usually one year) where your performance is closely monitored.

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Tips:​

• Keep your physical fitness routine consistent.
• Maintain a clean legal and financial record.
• Prepare for polygraph and background investigations honestly.
• Be ready to relocate, as ICE offices are nationwide.

 

[Repulsive123]

Why haven't you joined ICE yet? I heard they were hiring.

Dnr because amerimutt.

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

1. Meet Basic Eligibility Requirements​

• Be a U.S. citizen.
• Be between 21 and 37 years old at the time of application.
• Have at least a bachelor’s degree or three years of professional work experience (or a combination).
• Have a valid driver’s license.
• Be physically fit and able to pass medical and psychological exams.
• Pass a thorough background check, including polygraph and drug screening.

2. Check for Job Openings​

• Visit the official federal jobs site: USAJobs.gov.
• Search for “ICE Special Agent” or related ICE positions.
• Carefully review the job announcement and qualifications.

3. Apply Online​

• Create an account on USAJobs.gov.
• Prepare your resume tailored to federal requirements.
• Submit your application through USAJobs.gov before the deadline.

4. Pass the Written Exam and/or Assessment​

• Some hiring cycles include a written exam or online assessment to evaluate your knowledge and skills.
• Prepare using study guides focused on law enforcement, logical reasoning, and problem-solving.

5. Physical Fitness Test​

• Pass the Physical Fitness Test (PFT), which may include:
  • Sit-ups
  • Push-ups
  • 1.5-mile run
• It’s important to train beforehand to meet or exceed the standards.

6. Oral Interview​

• If you pass the exams and fitness test, you will be invited to an oral interview panel.
• The panel evaluates your communication skills, judgment, and suitability for law enforcement.

7. Background Investigation​

• Undergo an extensive background investigation, including:
  • Criminal history check
  • Credit check
  • Interviews with friends, family, and employers
  • Polygraph examination

8. Medical and Psychological Exams​

• Complete medical examinations to ensure physical and mental fitness.
• Psychological evaluations to assess your suitability for high-stress law enforcement work.

9. Conditional Job Offer & Training​

• If you successfully pass all prior steps, you’ll receive a conditional job offer.
• Attend the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) for special agent training (usually 12-14 weeks).

10. Probationary Period​

• After graduation, you’ll be assigned to an ICE office.
• Complete a probationary period (usually one year) where your performance is closely monitored.

---

Tips:​

• Keep your physical fitness routine consistent.
• Maintain a clean legal and financial record.
• Prepare for polygraph and background investigations honestly.
• Be ready to relocate, as ICE offices are nationwide.

Holy fuck. They're almost as bad as toilets.

 

[Excalibur]

Holy fuck. They're almost as bad as toilets.

It’s a federal law enforcement job. The fuck do you expect?

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

It’s a federal law enforcement job. The fuck do you expect?

Yeah fair enough