INDIANAPOLIS — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is using Indianapolis International Airport for some of its operations.

The Indianapolis Airport Authority has confirmed that ICE uses the airport up to three times a week. The agency has a facility located within the airport's International Arrivals Building, which is not connected to any areas that are accessible by commercial airline passengers. The IAA indicated that the International Arrivals Building is located across the property's airfield and away from the main airport campus.

The IAA also reported that Indianapolis International Airport is federally regulated as a public-use airport. That means the IAA must comply with regulations put forth by the Federal Aviation Administration and thus cannot interfere with or restrict f

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