Greg Bovino: Field Commander
Greg Bovino
A veteran U.S. Border Patrol official, Greg Bovino served as El Centro Sector Chief and was named Commander-at-Large in late 2025. He led high-profile, large-scale interior enforcement sweeps across Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis before retiring in March 2026 amid controversies over use-of-force tactics.
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- Gregory Bovino - Wikipedia
- In his words: How Gregory Bovino became a face of Trump’s mass deportations and ended his career - Associated Press
- Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino to retire from federal service, sources say - CBS News
- Greg Bovino: 10 things we learned when we traced Border Patrol commander’s roots - Chicago Sun-Times
- Greg Bovino’s the star of Trump’s deportation show. We trace his roots. - WBEZ Chicago
- The Movie That Inspired Gregory Bovino to Join Border Patrol - The New Yorker
- What to Know About Greg Bovino, Border Patrol’s Controversial Commander, as He Departs Minneapolis Amid Backlash - TIME
- Bovino was the face of Trump’s hardline immigration raids. Now his future is in question - Los Angeles Times
- The rise and fall of Border Patrol ‘commander at large’ Greg Bovino - The Washington Post
- Who is Greg Bovino, the man driving Trump’s high-profile immigration raids? - Axios
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