Ex-Border Patrol commander Bovino was under investigation when he retired
Summary
Gregory Bovino, a former Border Patrol commander known for leading immigration enforcement in several U.S. cities during President Trump's administration, was under internal investigation when he retired. The investigation focused on his court testimony and past alleged antisemitic comments.Key Facts
- Bovino led immigration crackdowns in cities including Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte, and New Orleans during President Trump’s term.
- Customs and Border Protection (CBP) began an official inquiry into allegations of misconduct against Bovino in March 2025.
- Bovino retired voluntarily 16 days after being informed of the investigation.
- The investigation included questions about his credibility in federal court after a judge found he had lied about certain events involving use of force on protesters.
- The judge’s findings raised concerns about whether Bovino’s testimony could be challenged in future legal cases.
- He was also questioned about alleged antisemitic remarks, including comments about Orthodox criminals and Jewish people.
- Bovino was removed from his "commander-at-large" role after public backlash following shootings of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
- CBP stated it does not comment on issues involving former employees and does not provide security for retired personnel.
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