Gov. Mike Braun said the federal government will reimburse Indiana for housing ICE detainees at the Miami Correctional Facility.

The Miami Correctional Facility in Miami County, Indiana, is allowing the federal government to detain immigrants. It’s located about 130 miles southeast of Chicago’s border with Indiana and 70 miles ...

Once it is converted, the facility will be capable of housing about 1,300 detainees and new temporary dormitories on the ...

The signs said it all. “No concentration camps.” “Immigrants make America great.” “Hoosiers for humanity.” “Braun’s Buchenwald.” “Immigrants today, citizens tomorrow.” An estimated 75 to 100 Hoosiers ...

New detention facility, dubbed the ‘Lonestar Lockup’ by one Texas senator, expected to hold roughly 5,000 immigrants ...

The small town of Mason, Tenn., has voted to turn a former prison into an ICE detention center, which will be run by ...

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recently announced that Indiana will hold Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees in the “Speedway Slammer” at the Miami Correctional ...

Hammer and Nigel were joined by Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to discuss why the "Speedway Slammer" is particularly ...

Tuesday, dozens of protesters gathered outside Miami Correctional Facility to speak out against the Indiana Department of Correction’s plans to partner with U.S. Immigration ...

Officials have shared few details about partnership that would make Miami Correctional Facility a major immigration detention center.

The expansion marks the Trump administration's second state partnership to house undocumented immigrants awaiting deportation ...

An estimated 75 to 100 Hoosiers came out to the Miami Correctional Facility Tuesday morning to protest the announcement that ...