Jeff Manasso

The Homeland Security Committee's focus...

The Trump administration's surge of ICE and Border Patrol agents in immigration enforcement in Minnesota and states across the country.

Those scheduled to testify include ICE Director Todd Lyons, CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott, and other leaders of immigration enforcement on use of force tactics and the fatal shootings of protesters in Minneapolis, as well as detention standards.

All as legal action plays out over immigration policies and as a potential partial government shutdown looms if Congress fails to reach a DHS funding deal.

By Friday, Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

17-year-old Haley Busby's remains were found over the weekend in southern Indiana, nearly a month after she disappeared from her Indianapolis area home, with a man from Columbus, Ohio now jailed for now on charges of pandering sexual material involving a minor and tampering with evidence.

39-year-old Tyler Thomas' attorney after police say they tracked Thomas' vehicle to Busby's neighborhood January 5th, where he admits to picking her up after they met on a gaming app, that he led police and the FBI to her remains in Perry County.

Bond is set at $1.5 million.

Thomas is due back in court next week.

Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

Police and flagstaff say an 18-year-old Northern Arizona University student was found dead Saturday in an off-campus home after attending a Delta Tau Delta rush party or recruitment event.

The cause of death not clear as police and the medical examiner look into alcohol consumption and hazing.

Neighbors call it all preventable.

Shouldn't have happened.

Three fraternity leaders are now charged with hazing in connection to the student's death.

Northern Arizona University in a statement calling the loss devastating that it's placed the Delta Tau Delta fraternity on interim suspension.

Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison will appear before the House Oversight Committee March 4th, the second such hearing that's focused on Minnesota fraud.

that we're told could top $9 billion, according to federal prosecutors, with investigations in criminal cases centering mostly on the state's Somali population, with almost 100 people so far charged with dozens of convictions.

Republican Minnesota state lawmakers have also accused Walls and Ellison of failing to act on fraud that they retaliated against whistleblowers.