AUG. 14-20, 2026
Just more than a month into its debut, a new state law focused on immigrant labor is starting to resonate with employers. As Cameron Shaw reports, companies are paying heed to work eligibility requirements and penalties on immigrant hiring. Also in this week's issue, Maura Johnson finds that legal clinics are picking up the slack on immigration issues amid an attorney shortage.
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Employers show caution on immigrant hiring in wake of new state law, experts say
Those following the act say it is starting to make some companies focus more on worker eligibility requirements even though it may be too early to weigh the young law’s ultimate impact.
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Legal clinics support immigration needs amid attorney shortage
It’s hard to pin down the exact number of immigration attorneys in the state, but Indiana ranks 43rd overall in lawyers per capita.
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Chris Bayh: College sports post-House: Where we are in the NIL era
This settlement resolved some big questions, but plenty remain open.
Read MoreJoseph L. Champion and Kyle Montrose: From racing to innovating: Accelerating the economy
Indiana’s competitive advantage has never been limited to hosting iconic racing events.
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