The bill cracks down on local units of government, businesses and immigrant social safety net use.
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IPS rescinds resolutions about undocumented students and floats new policy after Rokita ICE lawsuit
IPS is proposing a new student safety policy amid a legal battle with Attorney General Todd Rokita over immigration enforcement at schools. Here’s what it would entail.
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Indiana sues Eli Lilly alleging insulin price-fixing scheme
The lawsuit alleges insulin can cost Eli Lilly just a few dollars to produce, while some consumers are charged hundreds of dollars.
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Indianapolis Public Schools to change immigration-related policies after Todd Rokita’s ICE lawsuit
Indianapolis Public Schools says it will change policies after Indiana’s attorney general alleged the district improperly impeded Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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‘Hands off’: Black clergy decry attorney general lawsuit against IPS
Concerned Clergy president urges Gov. Braun to step in: ‘Tell your attorney general to stand down.’
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Indiana attorney general’s lawsuit alleges Indianapolis Public Schools hindered ICE
Attorney General Todd Rokita says the district thwarted an attempt to deport a Honduran national with his son, a student in Indianapolis Public Schools.
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Butler University eliminates social justice class requirement
Officials said the decision was made to protect Butler’s state and federal funding.
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At Options, someone attacked a girl but no one called 911
Families are pleading with Indiana and federal agencies to intervene at the mental health hospital.
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Indiana taxpayers pay nearly $500K for Attorney General Todd Rokita’s disciplinary defense
Indiana has used more than $491,000 in public funds to defend Attorney General Todd Rokita, according to new records obtained by the Indiana Capital Chronicle.
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Rokita wants answers on alleged race-based practices at Butler, DePauw
The Indiana Attorney General asked the universities to provide information about their admissions and hiring practices.