Summary
Greg Bovino, a senior Border Patrol commander, is reportedly being moved out of Minneapolis amid controversy over two fatal shootings involving his agents. Bovino has been a key figure in federal immigration enforcement efforts and has worked in many cities across the U.S. Recently, his actions and public profile in Minneapolis have drawn criticism and attention.
Key Facts
- Greg Bovino is a senior Border Patrol commander involved in immigration enforcement.
- He is being moved out of Minneapolis following two fatal shootings during federal crackdown efforts.
- These shootings involved protesters and have caused public controversy.
- Bovino has led immigration enforcement operations in multiple cities, including Los Angeles and Minneapolis.
- He is known for his public presence and use of social media to support his agents and respond to critics.
- His actions in Minneapolis have sparked comparisons to authoritarian imagery.
- Bovino joined the U.S. Border Patrol in 1996 and has held various senior leadership roles.
- He was born in California and raised in North Carolina.
