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Indianapolis Public Schools Sued for Allegedly 'Thwarting' ICE Enforcement

Attorney General Todd Rokita alleges IPS violated Indiana's anti-sanctuary law by blocking ICE access, affecting efforts to locate 400,000 undocumented children nationwide.

  • On Thursday, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed a lawsuit in Marion County Superior Court 5 against Indianapolis Public Schools, with America First Police Institute as special counsel, seeking court action to enforce state law and protect schoolchildren.
  • Todd Rokita warned in January that Indianapolis Public Schools maintained policies that violate Indiana's anti-sanctuary law by restricting immigration enforcement access without a warrant.
  • In January, Rokita says IPS staff reportedly thwarted ICE's efforts to deport a Honduran national scheduled for Jan. 8, and an IPS teacher connected the child with an immigration attorney.
  • The complaint asks a judge to issue an injunction forcing IPS to change policies to be more cooperative with ICE, and Todd Rokita said ICE is trying to locate around 400,000 undocumented children.
  • The complaint alleges IPS has a memorandum of understanding with IMPD but limits cooperation with ICE, IPS has not responded to the lawsuit, and local news outlets and reporters have sought comment.
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13 WTHR broke the news in Indianapolis, United States on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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