ICE Frequencies

[ecps92]

ICE Frequencies

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is an umbrella agency under the Department of Homeland Security. Within ICE are Homeland Security ...

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Your best bet is to search - you will be surprised what can be found

 

[amp1776]

Your best bet is to search - you will be surprised what can be found

I just ran into that after viewing this thread. Figured Id share it...

 

[ecps92]

I just ran into that after viewing this thread. Figured Id share it...

Altho a great reference, they are based on the Writers monitorings while he travels and those who send him info, truely only Local monitoring is going to provide a definitive validation of what is available in your area

 

[ChicagoRadio736]

All federal (and most other law enforcement talk groups) will be encrypted.

This is not !00% true for the federal bands

 

[piercescan]

Hi, I was wondering which ICE frequencies have activity, more specifically which ones will have if the new administration will be conducting raids in Chicago.

yeah encrypted bro

 

[Gradyo54]

Hi, I was wondering which ICE frequencies have activity, more specifically which ones will have if the new administration will be conducting raids in Chicago.

Follow the Chicago TV news trucks, They are getting info leaked to them. Mostly all of it cellular phone traffic.

They always show up where the action is going on.

 

[kevino]

Follow the Chicago TV news trucks, They are getting info leaked to them. Mostly all of it cellular phone traffic.

They always show up where the action is going on.

I've worked in the TV news business for 37 years. I know of nobody who is currently able to intercept cellular phone traffic, but many community groups/organizers keep the media informed about what's going on in their neighborhoods.

 

[ChicagoRadio736]

Just scan the band, frequencies are active in the clear however they are short very short. Sometimes only seconds and you won't hear anything else the whole day.

 

[Premises2972]

Get an SDR if you are serious about catching those fleeting signals

 

[nd5y]

Get an SDR if you are serious about catching those fleeting signals

That won't help for frequencies that might be used only a couple times a year in many places.

 

[Premises2972]

That won't help for frequencies that might be used only a couple times a year in many places.

my experience here is that active frequencies are used very often

 

[ChicagoRadio736]

CG COMMAND CENTRAL!!!

 

[KEVINWSFF819]

CG COMMAND CENTRAL!!!

Coast Guard??

 

[ChicagoRadio736]

Coast Guard??

Some of the ID's were CBP I believe I don't know who 518xxxx was.

 

[ChicagoRadio736]

CG COMMAND CENTRAL !!!!!

 

[ecps92]

Coast Guard??

Federal IO

Federal/Non-Federal Interoperability - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

 

[ecps92]

Some of the ID's were CBP I believe I don't know who 518xxxx was.

518xxxx is within one of the Customs Ranges

Generally if they hold a Weekly/Monthly Roll Call, you can get an idea of the ranges per each agency replying over a period of time

 

[ChicagoRadio736]

518xxxx is within one of the Customs Ranges

Generally if they hold a Weekly/Monthly Roll Call, you can get an idea of the ranges per each agency replying over a period of time

Nobody really participates in those roll calls

 

[ecps92]

Just scan the band, frequencies are active in the clear however they are short very short. Sometimes only seconds and you won't hear anything else the whole day.

being out in the SW Burbs last week, I was shocked at the amount of CLR Traffic I found in the VHF/UHF bands, only DEA VHF was 100% ENC for the week, based on all the ENC comments