The following is a press release written by Julia Spangler for Indivisible South Central Indiana.
Bloomington immigration attorney Christie Popp will address community members at the November 23 general meeting of Indivisible South Central Indiana (ISCI). Popp will discuss the history of immigration enforcement in Monroe County and immigration implications of the 2026 Sheriff’s election.
Popp will share details about Indiana State Attorney General Todd Rokita’s lawsuit against Monroe County Sheriff Ruben Marté and its significance for Bloomington and Monroe County immigrants. Attendees will learn the local background, history, and current issues regarding immigration and how they can proactively help defend immigrants in our community.
Christie Popp, an attorney at Popp & Bullman, Attorneys-at-Law, is a seasoned immigration expert who handles asylum and family-based cases, student visa cases, naturalization, and detention and deportation defense. She also teaches immigration and asylum law at Indiana University’s Maurer School and serves on the board of Exodus Refugee and the Asylum & Refugee and Publications Committees of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
The meeting is scheduled to take place on Sunday, November 23, from 2:45 to 4:30 p.m. at the Monroe County Public Library in Ellettsville. To address the urgent food security crisis, ISCI will also collect both monetary and food donations for Hoosier Hills Food Bank.
All members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting. Learn more at the event website: https://www.mobilize.us/indivisiblesouthcentralindiana/event/866943/
About Indivisible South Central Indiana
Indivisible South Central Indiana is an official chapter of Indivisible, a national nonpartisan grassroots organization driven by a network of activists across every state, advocating for democracy and progressive policy change.
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Contact:
Jane Silva
Co-Founder, Indivisible South Central Indiana
260-452-5219
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