IN SB0122

Requires governmental bodies with custody of individuals subject to immigration detainer requests to notify the judge, record the detainer in case files, comply with the detainer, and inform the individual; provides civil and criminal immunity to governmental bodies and employees for actions taken in compliance

Prohibits employers from knowingly or intentionally recruiting, hiring, or employing unauthorized aliens, with penalties ranging from 5-day license suspension for first violations up to permanent revocation of all operating authorizations in Indiana for repeat willful violators

Prohibits political subdivisions from using facilities, funds, or employees to aid, assist, incentivize, or facilitate migration of aliens into Indiana, unless approved in writing by the Family and Social Services Administration

Authorizes the attorney general to bring enforcement actions against governmental bodies violating immigration cooperation requirements, with civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation; removes the "knowingly or intentionally" standard for violations

Requires hospitals to report the type of identification used by Medicaid patients upon admission (beginning July 1, 2026) and requires FSSA to provide data on non-citizen benefit recipients to legislators and state officers upon request