INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana National Guard will mobilize approximately 50 Hoosier Guardsmen to provide administrative, transportation and logistics support to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at locations across the state, according to a spokesperson.
Indiana National Guard personnel will not conduct law enforcement functions and will not make arrests.
Administrative and logistics support tasks could include answering phones, data entry, appointment scheduling, biometric collection, performing basic vehicle maintenance, and tracking fleet expenses and utilization…