The Indianapolis immigration court opened Jan. 27. There are seven courtrooms inside the Minton-Capehart Federal Building on Pennsylvania Street in downtown Indianapolis. Immigration court hearings involve someone born outside the United States, called a respondent. The Department of Homeland Security has charged the respondent with violating U.S. immigration law. Immigration judges decide whether the respondent should be ordered removed from the U.S. or granted relief or protection from removal (such as adjustment of status, asylum, cancellation of removal, or other remedies provided by immigration law). READ MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/immigration-court-open-in-indianapolis-hearing-cases-of-people-fighting-to-stay-in-the-us-united-states/531-aeaea302-2d4b-4911-9e7f-fe0fcdf613a8