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Indiana jails face financial strain as state runs out of funds to pay for holding prisoners.
Indiana's Department of Correction has run out of funds to pay county jails for holding low-level felons and state prisoners, leaving jails unpaid for months with four more months in the fiscal year.
The state spent its $34 million annual budget early, and sheriffs are pressing for a new billing system and increased per diem rates to ease the financial strain.
Lawmakers are considering offering back pay and raising the per diem rate from $40 to $43 per day.
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Las cárceles de Indiana se enfrentan a una presión financiera mientras el estado se queda sin fondos para pagar por retener prisioneros.