BOISE, Idaho — A $1.37 million renovation project application was filed to expand the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office space in Boise, according to the City of Boise's website .

The move comes after a massive federal funding increase under President Donald Trump's legislative package, which allocates $75 billion to the agency, a significant increase from its current $30 billion national budget.

The office expansion is at a government-leased building on South Vinnell Way. The project involves gutting and reconfiguring the existing office to add new workspace and storage facilities, according to city building permits filed Sept. 9.

Plans call for removing and adding walls throughout the leased government building to create additional operational space. The renovation also in

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