Immigration And Customs Enforcement Agent Settles Case

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, who accused the chief of staff of harassment, has agreed to settle his case with the government. Agent James Hayes described a "frat house" environment in his lawsuit targeting former chief-of-staff Suzanne Barr. More agents then came forward, saying Barr had made sexually inappropriate comments.Hayes oversees the agency's New York office. His attorney says he will keep his job, and receive $175,000. Barr resigned two months ago when the case came to light.