ICE Holds Appear on Polk County Jail Roster; Two Individuals Remain in Custody
Two individuals booked into the Polk County Jail on June 7, 2026, are currently listed with immigration holds, according to Polk County jail records reviewed by THECITRUSTEA.com.
The individuals identified on the jail roster are:
- Hannah Ireland, 27, booked under booking number 2026-017254.
- Zenon Santiago-Beltran, 35, booked under booking number 2026-017246.
Both individuals were listed as being housed at the Central County Jail (CCJ) and remained in custody as of the latest jail report.
While Polk County jail records do not publicly detail the underlying immigration proceedings, immigration detainers—commonly referred to as ICE holds—are requests issued by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement asking a local jail to notify federal authorities before an inmate’s release and, in some circumstances, hold the individual for up to 48 hours beyond their scheduled release so ICE can assume custody.
Polk County has long maintained cooperation with federal immigration enforcement programs. Public records requests filed in 2026 sought information regarding the county’s handling of ICE detainers and participation in federal immigration enforcement partnerships.
The appearance of an ICE hold on a jail roster does not indicate guilt on any criminal charge, nor does it automatically mean a person will be deported. Individuals subject to immigration enforcement actions are generally entitled to immigration court proceedings and other due-process protections under federal law.
According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, jail information is subject to change and an arrest or detention should not be interpreted as a finding of guilt.
THECITRUSTEA.com will continue monitoring Polk County jail records and reporting on immigration holds, transfers, and other significant detention-related developments as information becomes available.
Editor’s Note: All suspects and detainees are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Jail records reflect information provided by law enforcement agencies and may change as cases proceed through the court system.
