Non-profit Exodus Refugee Immigration announced last week that it is locking the doors to its Indianapolis building and moving appointments to virtual or off-site locations.

Shortly after being sworn into office, Trump signed a flurry of executive orders. The orders include ending birthright citizenship, declaring a national emergency at the southern border, and suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.

Immigration was a top issue in this year’s presidential campaign, with President-elect Donald Trump saying he will deport millions of people.

Camp Atterbury joins Fort Pickett, Marine Corps Base Quantico and Fort Lee in Virginia; Fort Bliss, Texas; Fort McCoy, Wisconsin; Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.; and Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey in providing temporary housing and support for up to 50,000 Afghan people.

Indiana resettlement groups are eager to resume their work with an increase in U.S. refugee admissions that had been slashed under former President Donald Trump.

A federal judge has permanently barred Indiana from trying to prevent Syrian refugees from resettling in the state under an order Vice President Mike Pence championed as governor.

Musicians from the six countries named in the most recent U.S. travel ban are coming to Indianapolis this Sunday evening to perform a musical tribute to peace.

Leaders from the ACLU, Exodus Refugee Immigration and the Indiana Democratic Party spoke out against the refugee and immigrant bans.

Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner says the state offered no evidence to justify its fears of Syrian refugees.

Indianapolis-based Exodus Refugee Immigration says it hasn't encountered any troubles in resettling nearly 100 Syrians in Indiana this year.