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com.tituslegaldesign.immigration ยท 5- com.tituslegaldesign.immigration.agreement record A single 287(g) agreement between ICE and a state or local law enforcement agency, as documented in the Titus Legal Design 287(g) Program Report. One record per agency + program-model combination. The record key (rkey) is a permanent human-readable slug assigned by the publisher (e.g. 'ga-tift-county-so-tfm') and never changes, even if ICE's published agency name is later corrected.
- com.tituslegaldesign.immigration.agreementEvent record An append-only changelog entry for a 287(g) agreement record. One event is written every time the sync detects a change: a new agreement, a cancellation, a field-level modification, or a data correction. Together these events form the public changelog that ICE's snapshot-only publishing omits. Record key is a TID (timestamp identifier); events are never updated or deleted. Events carry the CID of the agreement record version they describe, so a third party holding an older CAR export can verify
- com.tituslegaldesign.immigration.authSync permission-set
- com.tituslegaldesign.immigration.dispute record A contested claim about a 287(g) agreement record. Written into the DISPUTING PARTY'S OWN repository, not the publisher's, and referencing the disputed record by AT-URI and CID. Anyone may publish one: the agreement's publisher need not consent and cannot suppress it. Consumers find disputes by querying com.atproto.sync.listReposByCollection for this collection and following the subject URIs. Record key is a TID.
- com.tituslegaldesign.immigration.sourceSnapshot record A point-in-time capture of an upstream source publication: ICE's participating-agencies workbook, a FOIA production, or a roster PDF. Agreement events reference the snapshot that justified them, so every published change traces back to an archived, content-addressed copy of the document it came from. Record key is a TID. Snapshots are never updated or deleted; a revised upstream file is a new snapshot.