Legal experts explain what rights immigrant students have and what public K-12 schools must provide to them.

Non-profit Exodus Refugee Immigration announced last week that it is locking the doors to its Indianapolis building and moving appointments to virtual or off-site locations.

Following President Donald Trump’s executive orders ordering mass deportations, the leader of the Catholic Church in Indiana shared support for migrants and refugees while calling for immigration reform.

Gov. Mike Braun said he would not direct Indiana law enforcement to enter churches or schools to seek undocumented immigrants because he does not have directive from the federal government to do that.

The addition adds more judicial resources to process the backlog of more than three million cases nationwide.

Indianapolis Public Schools wrote in an email to families this week that the district will not allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement to enter schools without a warrant.

Indiana law enforcement would be required to send notice to federal immigration officials if they have probable cause to believe someone they arrested is an undocumented immigrant. That’s under a bill approved by a House committee Thursday.

The Trump administration has cleared the way for immigration arrests at or near schools, ending a decades-old approach.

Three cities had reports of fliers being distributed. Police said they believe they know who's behind it.

Entities across three Indiana cities were targeted by the Indiana Attorney General’s Office for an investigation into “coordinated efforts … to bring large numbers of migrants to Indiana communities.”