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Warden resigns from Indiana prison housing hundreds of ICE detainees Original

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By Alexandria Burris Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
The warden of an Indiana prison that serves as one of the Midwest's largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers has departed his role as head of the maximum security facility. Brian English, who ran Miami Correctional Facility in Bunker Hill, announced his exit on LinkedIn. "After much reflection, I’ve decided to take the next step in my career and will be transitioning out of my role at the Miami Correctional Facility," he wrote.
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Birthright citizenship ruling brings relief for some Hoosiers, but concerns linger

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By Alexandria Burris Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Kelin Peraza-Arqueta, a 19-year-old IU Indianapolis student, worried that the U.S. Supreme Court would side with President Donald Trump on birthright citizenship, potentially upending the lives of millions of children born in America to immigrant parents.
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Rokita orders Indiana town to stop its 'sabotage' of ICE real estate deals Original

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By Alexandria Burris Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Indiana AG said he's received reports that Merrillville officials contacted individuals involved in potential real estate deals with ICE. • Several potential deals fell through over a four month period. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is accusing the town of Merrillville of sabotaging real estate deals between local landlords and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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