The Home Depot signed a deal that pays them $250 million with DHS, allowing ICE agents to stake out their parking lots and arrest immgrants.

The claim consists of two main components: first, that The Home Depot signed a $250 million deal with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and second, that this deal permits ICE agents to stake out Home Depot parking lots to arrest immigrants. Extensive recent reporting from multiple reputable news sources documents that ICE and Border Patrol agents have conducted immigration raids at Home Depot parking lots in various locations, including Los Angeles and Sacramento.cnbc.comcnbc.comThe Home Depot parking lot labor economy is at heart of Trump's ICE immigration...nytimes.comnytimes.comBorder Patrol Agents Raid a Home Depot in Northern California

However, these reports consistently indicate that Home Depot denies any formal involvement or cooperation with immigration enforcement operations.kcra.comkcra.comBorder Patrol raids Home Depot parking lot in Sacramento; multiple people... There is no mention in credible sources of any financial transaction or contract between The Home Depot and DHS or ICE involving $250 million or any other amount. The presence of ICE agents at Home Depot parking lots appears to be part of broader federal immigration enforcement efforts targeting day laborer gathering spots rather than the result of a paid agreement with the company.

Additionally, no authoritative source confirms or even suggests such a financial deal exists. The claim likely conflates the fact that ICE uses these locations for enforcement with an unfounded assertion of a lucrative contract. Given the absence of evidence for the financial deal and Home Depot's denial of involvement, the claim is false.