Indianapolis faith leaders are urging local law enforcement to not help Immigration and Customs Enforcement deport people.

Lawmakers and advocates say the nearly 20 proposed measures make Indiana hostile to immigrants who have invested in the state.

A rally was held Sunday to protest the arrest conducted by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Attorney General Todd Rokita is pulling back on threats of legal action against the Lake County Sheriff’s office. He said the law enforcement agency is now cooperating with federal immigration officials.

The future of the Welcome Corp program has become unsettled after President Donald Trump’s executive order indefinitely pausing the admittance of refugees to the United States.

Three federal buildings in Indiana are on the Trump administration’s proposed list of property to be closed or sold.

The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that only about 3.7% of Indiana’s residents aren’t citizens. In Marion County, it’s about 9% of people.

One Indianapolis-based church joined dozens of religious groups in a recently filed lawsuit against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policy allowing for arrests to be made in places of worship.

Haitian Association of Indiana executive director Leonce Jean-Baptiste said the volatility in immigration policy has created unease.

House Republicans approved a bill Thursday to enhance Indiana’s role in enforcing federal immigration law.