 Rikita also claims the ordinance restricts the enforcement of federal immigration laws. His lawsuit also claims the ordinance violates Indiana state law as well. Meanwhile, Indiana has been approved for a federal grant to help expand Internet access. That grant is worth over $865 million and will be used over the next 10 years to improve the state's high-speed Internet infrastructure. Indiana's chief broadband officer, Stephen Cox, told WISH-TV that they have priorities in mind for where the money will be going.