In Indiana, immigrant communities are scared and hurting.

Religious leaders can't stop arrests or rewrite immigration law. So they're doing what they know how to do: showing up. To keep their congregations and communities safe, they organize vigils outside detention centers, visit those held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, write letters and watch court proceedings. The stakes are personal — empty houses of worship, families separated, detainees who don't speak English signing papers they don't understand.

Matt Landry believes it is his calling to use his faith to stand as public witness.

As pastor at Castleton United Methodist Church, Landry organizes monthly prayer vigils outside the Miami Correctional Facility near Bunker Hill, where hundreds are detained by ICE . Att

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