DHS used an AI image of Pato O'Ward's IndyCar to promote the facility. But the very people ICE scares from public life are racing's most visible fans.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem trumpeted her latest plans this week to house up to 1,000 immigrants in the Miami Correctional Facility in Bunker Hill, just north of Kokomo.

The word choice was striking; O’Ward’s pride in representing his community — and its pride in him — is one of the great joys ...

The one time someone outside IndyCar did get it right, the series was pulled into a story outside of its control. This is ...

The Department of Homeland Security post of a seemingly AI-generated Indy car is promoting new immigrant detention plans in ...

Mexican driver Pato O'Ward has been 'caught off guard' after US Homeland Security referenced the Mexican IndyCar driver to ...

IndyCar faces a new twist in its ongoing controversy with the US Department of Homeland Security's latest ICE campaign in ...

Indiana, stopped by The Republic newsroom on Friday morning, answering questions about President Trump’s tariff policy, immigration, potential redistricting in Indiana, the ongoing war and ...

The image, which appears to have been created with AI, shows the prison in the background. In the foreground is a track with a race car with "ICE" on the side. Here's what happened.Start ...

The deletion came after DHS initially pushed back against IndyCar’s protestations. In a statement on Aug. 6, DHS said in a ...

Kristi Noem's visit comes just days after the Trump administration announced plans to build a new immigration detention ...