won — Won (conditionally). Community opposition + Gov. Ayotte pressure forced Sec. Noem to scrap Merrimack facility Feb 24, 2026. However, DHS Sec. nominee Mullin and ICE Director Lyons both refused to rule out future NH facilities as of April 2026. State Rep. Thomas monitoring Merrimack and Hudson warehouses.

won — Both county jail ICE-bed plans halted in early 2026. Rockingham commissioners tabled a 150-bed ICE deal indefinitely (Feb 5-6, 2026) on a 2-1 vote led by a Republican commissioner; superintendent resigned amid the fight. Hillsborough delegation voted down contingency funding for ICE beds at Valley Street jail; commissioners say no contract considered. NH's planned ~221 new county-jail ICE beds (Hillsborough/Rockingham/Merrimack) stalled. But HB511/SB62 still mandate 48-hour ICE holds without a contract (effective Jan 1, 2026), and Strafford's IGSA remains in force.

contested — Gorham and Ossipee passed non-binding warrant articles recommending police withdrawal from 287(g). Carroll tied 82-82 (failed). Troy tabled. All votes non-binding — police chiefs retain authority over agreements. Fight ongoing.

contested — County convention voted 22-11 to demand renegotiation restricting jail to criminal-charge detainees only. Budget rejected 29-4 in protest. Votes are symbolic — commissioners control the contract. Three-year IGSA still in effect. $9M/year at stake.