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busy wednesday morning. we're keeping a close eye on capitol hill, where right now the nation's top intelligence officials are testifying about the biggest threats to worldwide security. we're learning more about the kidnapping of four americans in mexico. the two surviing victims are back on u.s. soil and now we're hearing from their families. plus, top republicans speaking out, criticizing tucker carlson's portrayal of the january 6th attack, but how speaker kevin mccarthy is defending releasing the tapes to fox news. also, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas speaks out on wheth...

the scourge of human trafficking is one of the biggest crises of our time. 25 million around the world are being pushed into firelessed labor or sex trade against their will. generating $150 billion every year. a lot of that activity taking place right here at home in the u.s. >> we see human trafficking across all 50 states and really it can happen in any of the 50 states. last year in 2021 the national trafficking hotline had over 50,000 calls into the hotline and more than 16,000 of those were likely survivors of human trafficking. >> bill: eric shawn is on this story more on how ...

news, americans dying at the hands of illegal immigrants, who should not be in our country. the deadly consequences of president biden's open borders are hitting home hard. i'm harris, you are in the falkner focus, texas police caught two men from venezuela, they are accused of the murder and brutal strangling death of a 12-year-old girl. both of those suspects crossed the u.s. border illegally from mexico. future court dates scheduled. so, they were caught and released, catch and release. we are learning about the illegal immigrant who is suspected of raping and murdering maryland m...

Business leaders argue providing humane pathways and timely work permits also will help the places to which migrants flee.

The fate of a Biden administration immigration program that has allowed tens of thousands of Cubans, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans and Haitians to enter the United States on humanitarian grounds is in the hands of a Texas federal judge overseeing a lawsuit that will go to trial Thursday.