Man indicted in burning death of woman inside a New York City subway train

Holly Ferfer reports on the indictment of Sebastian Zepeda, accused of setting a woman on fire in a New York subway. Zepeda faces state charges, including murder and arson, with potential federal charges being considered. The case has political implications, with Mayor Adams seeking federal involvement, possibly appealing to the Trump administration's stance on immigration. The Brooklyn DA emphasizes collaboration with federal partners, noting state charges carry heavier penalties than federal arson charges.

How does New York's first degree murder statute compare to federal arson charges?

What implications does this case have regarding immigration and sanctuary cities?