Search San Luis Regional Detention Center Detainees

San Luis ICE Detention Overview

ICE publishes San Luis Regional Detention Center as a detention facility in San Luis. The research identifies ICE and the San Diego ERO field office as the key federal custody channel. It also notes City of San Luis ownership and LaSalle Corrections operation in inspection or local materials. The facility should be described as immigration and regional contract detention, not as the Yuma County Detention Center and not as a state prison.

This distinction affects every search step. A person booked into the Yuma County Detention Center after a local arrest may appear in the county Tyler/NewWorld roster. A sentenced Arizona prisoner belongs in ADCRR DataSearch. A federal sentenced prisoner is searched nationally through BOP. An immigration detainee at San Luis Regional Detention Center is searched through ICE ODLS or confirmed through ICE and facility contacts. The same person's case may involve more than one agency over time, but the current custodian controls the right lookup.

Official accessible ICE text provided the address, phone, visitation, mail, and facility rules. The research did not locate a clean official capacity figure in accessible ICE text. Local public-meeting reporting states 870 detainees, so that number should be read as local reporting rather than an official ICE capacity figure.

The ICE facility page for San Luis Regional Detention Center is the official public source for address, visits, mail, and facility rules.

San Luis Detainee Population

No official ICE capacity figure was identified in accessible facility text. Because of that, no official capacity stat block is used. The local reporting reference to 870 detainees can help explain the facility's scale, but it should not be presented as an ICE-published capacity unless a direct official source is available. This is important because immigration detention populations can shift with federal contracts, bed availability, inspections, and enforcement patterns.

The county jail population figures do not apply to San Luis. Yuma County Detention Center figures describe adult local jail custody under YCSO. San Luis Regional Detention Center is tied to immigration and federal contract detention, so the custody count and public search method are separate.

San Luis ICE Detainee Lookup

The correct search path is the ICE Online Detainee Locator System. ICE ODLS supports two main search routes: A-Number with country of birth, or biographical information such as name, date of birth, and country of birth. ICE states that minors are not searchable in ODLS. If the search does not return a result, the person may be outside ICE custody, recently transferred, listed with different biographical data, or in another agency's custody.

1. Open ICE ODLS rather than the Yuma County jail roster.
2. Search by A-Number and country of birth when the A-Number is known.
3. Use the biographical search when only name, date of birth, and country of birth are known.
4. Confirm the facility name and contact San Luis Regional Detention Center or ICE when the search result needs verification.

ICE also publishes a Detention Reporting and Information Line at 1-888-351-4024. That number is separate from the facility phone and may help when the question is broader than one facility.

San Luis Detention Contact

The facility phone and ICE field office phone are both useful because immigration detention can involve facility staff, ICE officers, attorneys, and immigration court processes. Callers should have the detainee's full name, A-Number if known, country of birth, and date of birth if available.

San Luis Detainee Visits

The ICE facility page gives gender-specific social visitation windows and says to call 24 hours in advance. Visitors should check the ICE page and facility before travel because federal detention rules can change, visits may be affected by classification or operational needs, and identification requirements can be enforced at entry.

Do not use the Yuma County Detention Center's public video-only visit rule for San Luis. ICE publishes its own rules for this facility, and those rules are the governing source for detainee visits.

San Luis Detainee Mail

ICE provides a mailing format for detainees. The research states that mail should use the detainee name and A-Number, San Luis Regional Detention and Support Center, P.O. Box 7710, San Luis, AZ 85349. The A-Number is important because immigration detention records often track a person through that number rather than a county booking number.

No commissary or deposit fee table for this facility was identified in the official material, so no fees are stated. Families and counsel should use current ICE facility instructions rather than the YCSO Access Corrections fee table, which belongs to the county jail.

San Luis Detention Intake

Immigration detention intake is different from county booking. A person may be arrested by a local agency, Border Patrol, ICE, or another federal partner, and the custody path may change over time. YCSO FAQ says Border Patrol arrest questions may need the U.S. Marshals Office or Federal Court, while immigration detention questions belong with ICE ODLS and ICE contacts. A detainer is a request or notice tied to custody by another agency; it is not the same thing as a county criminal conviction.

A-Number

An immigration identifier used by ICE and immigration systems.

Detainer

A custody notice or request involving another agency, often confused with a new criminal charge.

ODLS

ICE's Online Detainee Locator System for immigration custody lookup.

About San Luis Regional Detention

San Luis Regional Detention Center is one of several custody systems that can affect a Yuma County search. The adult jail, juvenile detention, state prison, ICE detention, BOP, and military detention each have different public lookup rules. Federal systems generally do not publish county-style mugshot galleries, and immigration custody records should not be framed as Yuma County booking photos.

If a person was first booked into the county jail and later moved to immigration detention, the county roster may not show the current status. Use the live agency that has custody now. For local adult jail records, the Yuma County jail inmate records page explains the YCSO roster and records request path.