Immigration arrests jumped 80% across Indiana over the past year, with several unfolding in northeast Indiana. ICE made nearly 1,400 arrests statewide, including more than 300 in June alone.
Records show dozens of those arrested had no prior criminal charges or convictions.
The surge followed Governor Mike Braun’s January order directing state and local police to fully cooperate with ICE.
Since then, departments like the Noble County Sheriff’s Office have signed formal agreements allowing deputies to help enforce immigration laws inside local jails.
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Illegally here means they have already committed crimes.
It’s hard to understand that from the Left-wing view, or the right wing compassion view.
Here’s the thing. If the 1st thing anyone does to enter USA 🇺🇸 is break our laws to get here, that’s illegal.
Immigration via the legal pathway needs updates, but we cannot allow criminals to get entry via illegal actions. Sorry.