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Sep 17, 2026
Lakshmi SinghHOST
A recent sweep of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement resulted in the arrests of four hundred and twenty-six individuals throughout Indiana.
Lakshmi SinghHOST
For member station WFYI, Barb Anguiano reports what ICE calls Operation Safe Community Indiana primarily targeted the Indianapolis metropolitan area.
Barb AnguianoCORRESPONDENT
ICE says stops and arrests increased in the Indianapolis metropolitan area from August thirtieth to September third.
Barb AnguianoCORRESPONDENT
The agency stressed that those arrested all had criminal records, but as NPR has reported, ICE's statistics show roughly seventy percent of those currently detained have no criminal convictions.
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Thanks also to all our listeners who helped to support our work, including Daniel Wolfson, Misha Fatui, Susan Carroll, Elise Verheyen, Harold Pollack, and David Asher.
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Our media partner is SideFX Public Media based at WFYI.
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Tradeoffs is supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Arnold Ventures, the Sozose Foundation, the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts, the National Institute for Healthcare Management Foundation, the California Healthcare Foundation, and the Leonard Davis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Our financial supporters are not involved in any decisions about our journalism.
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WFYI podcast brought to you by NCAP, the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway, providing Indiana's employers a way to develop the future workforce with education and training programs for Hoosier high schoolers and adults.
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Programs blend classroom learning with real-world experience.
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Details at ncapemployers.org.
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WFYI podcasts are sponsored by Historic Artcraft Theatre and Franklin Heritage Incorporated, hosting Downtown Franklin Historic Home Tour, September 19th and 20th, a self-guided tour inside some of Franklin's historic homes and structures.
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Tickets and info at historicartcrafttheatre.org.
Jill SheridanHOST
Senator Deary wins in District 23.
Jill SheridanHOST
Communities still in need of flood recovery.
Jill SheridanHOST
And RFRA comes up in abortion arguments.
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Thanks also to all our listeners who helped to support our work, including Bianca Frogner, Mark Cicciniano, Dean and Melissa Walker, Cynthia Barnard, Phil and Anna Risse, and Thomas Hay.
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Our media partner is SideFX Public Media based at WFYI.
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Tradeoffs is supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Arnold Ventures, the Sozoze Foundation, the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts, the National Institute for Healthcare Management Foundation, the California Healthcare Foundation, and the Leonard Davis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Our financial supporters are not involved in any decisions about our journalism.
Kyle LongHOST
And that's all the time we have for this week.
Kyle LongHOST
If you appreciate the arts and culture programming you hear on this station, please consider making a donation now at WFYI.org slash give.
Kyle LongHOST
And check out the Cultural Manifesto podcast at WFYI.org or wherever you listen to podcasts.
Kyle LongHOST
Cultural Manifesto is hosted and produced by me, Kyle Long.
Kyle LongHOST
Our podcast is edited by Holly Summers and our radio director at WFYI is Roxanna Caldwell.
Kyle LongHOST
Thank you for listening.
Colin BlunstoneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Good morning to you.
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counting the days until they set you free
J MooreHOST
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LonegevityHOST
was still at WFYI when they did it, so it's a good
J MooreHOST
take.
J MooreHOST
Lone got a good point on that one.
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WFYI podcast brought to you by NCAP, the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway, providing Indiana's employers a way to develop the future workforce with education and training programs for Hoosier high schoolers and adults.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
Programs blend classroom learning with real-world experience.
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Details at ncapemployers.org.
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WFYI podcasts are brought to you by Heron School of Art and Design hosting National Portfolio Day on September 12th where prospective students can have their portfolios reviewed by professors and administrators from around the country.
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More information at heron.indianapolis.edu.
Jill SheridanHOST
A rash of ICE arrests.
Jill SheridanHOST
One Hoosier community ends flock cameras.
Jill SheridanHOST
And Indiana continues the gas tax holiday.
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Thanks also to all our listeners who helped to support our work, including Hannah Kelman, Daniel Polsky, Maria Cosmoglou, Mickey Crane, Laura Hahn, and Emily Warren.
speaker_13NARRATOR
Our media partner is SideFX Public Media based at WFYI.
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Tradeoffs is supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Arnold Ventures, the Sozoze Foundation, the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts, the National Institute for Healthcare Management Foundation, the California Healthcare Foundation, and the Leonard Davis Institute at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Our financial supporters are not involved in any decisions about our journalism.
J MooreHOST
I worked in commercial radio for a company called Clear Channel, which, you know, now is iHeart.
J MooreHOST
And then for about seven or eight years here, I worked for WFYI.
J MooreHOST
So I would be the voice of the pledge drive at one point.
J MooreHOST
So, you know, when you come from radio, sometimes you don't have the kind of respect for the podcast game, and initially I just didn't get it.
Jill SheridanHOST
And a Secretary of State voter guide proposal.
Jill SheridanHOST
From the television studios at WFYI Public Media, it's Indiana Week in Review for the week ending August 28th, 2026.
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Indiana Week in Review is produced by WFYI in association with Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations.
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Additional support is provided by Par Ritchie.
Jill SheridanHOST
Power has been restored for a majority of residents more than two weeks after a severe storm front hit northwest Indiana.
Jill SheridanHOST
Republican, Mike O'Brien.
Jill SheridanHOST
John Schwantest, host of Indiana Lawmakers, and Nikki Kelly, editor-in-chief at Indiana Capitol Chronicle.
Jill SheridanHOST
I'm Jill Sheridan, managing editor at WFYI.
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