# National Detention Standards of 2000 *Federal detention standards named in a 2018 Department of Homeland Security congressional notification.* The National Detention Standards of 2000 are a set of federal detention standards. The pack for this article holds one entry that names them, the project's at-issue record AI-Sherburne-006. That record describes a congressional notification from the [[Department of Homeland Security]], dated March 26, 2018, covering a county detention arrangement of up to 300 beds at $100 per man-day under the 2000 standards, not the 2011 standards.[^1] The at-issue record states that the notification exists because the law requires Congress to be told when a facility will be held to the older standards.[^1] The pack does not contain the text of that statutory requirement or the notification itself, so this article does not describe either beyond the at-issue record's account. ## What According to the at-issue record, the Department's March 26, 2018 notification placed the county arrangement under the National Detention Standards of 2000. The record calls the alternative "the more protective 2011 standards".[^1] ## How much The at-issue record states that the notification lists a rate of $100 per man-day.[^1] ## How many The at-issue record states that the notification covers up to 300 beds.[^1] ## In the at-issue record Entry AI-Sherburne-006 comes from the project's Sherburne package. It sets the per-diem rate the county accepted beside the detention standard attached to it. The record states that both appear in a single line of the same federal notification. It also states that the rate and the standard were priced together.[^1] The entry lists its source kinds as agency and contract documents from dhs.gov and ice.gov. Neither of those documents is among the URLs available to this article.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: The White House, *Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System* (May 2026) — the anchor URL cited by the project's at-issue record AI-Sherburne-006 for its account of the Department of Homeland Security's congressional notification of March 26, 2018 (up to 300 beds at $100 per man-day under the National Detention Standards of 2000). The notification itself is not in the pack. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/05/restoring-integrity-to-americas-financial-system/