ICE Raid in Utah Sparks Alarm Over Possible Minors Detained

ICE Conducts Raid in Utah

Students Reported Among Those Detained

Local Authorities Not Involved

The presence of federal immigration agents in Park City, Utah, raised concern among residents and local organizations following reports of recent detentions.

Why it matters: ICE operations in local communities often create uncertainty, especially when there are reports of possible high school students being detained.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the presence of agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the area.

According to information provided by Univision, agents carried out operations on Wednesday morning within the city of Park City.

ICE Operation in Park City

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office and Park City Police Department told KPCW that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers were in Park City on Wednesday morning for operations. https://t.co/RDAicpfDCO

— The Salt Lake Tribune (@sltrib) April 30, 2026

The sheriff’s spokesperson, Skyler Talbot, explained that ICE notified the county dispatch center before beginning its activities.

Talbot stated that agents reported completing their operations and leaving Summit County at 9:30 a.m.

“From what I understand, all of their operations were carried out within the city of Park City,” the spokesperson said.

Local authorities did not participate in the actions carried out by federal agents.

Local Authorities Did Not Participate

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The Park City Police Department also addressed the ICE operation.

Lieutenant Danielle Snelson stated that the intervention was “targeted” and that no assistance was requested from local police.

Snelson clarified that the department did not receive any request for support during the operation.

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Additionally, she did not confirm witness reports claiming that agents were seen at multiple locations across the city.

Some residents reported seeing or photographing federal agents in different areas during the early hours of April 29.

However, these reports were not officially verified by local authorities.

Reports of Detainees After ICE Operations in Utah Raise Concern

The Wasatch Latino Coalition reported that among those detained near Heber may have been high school students.

This claim increased concern within the community about the scope of the operation.

No additional official details have been released regarding the identity or status of those detained.

The total number of arrests made during the operation has also not been publicly confirmed.

The information available so far comes from statements by local authorities and community organizations.

The fact that the operation was conducted without local support has raised questions among residents.

Authorities reiterated that ICE acted independently in the city of Park City.

For now, no new operations or additional actions have been announced in the area related to the ICE raid in Utah.