Border Patrol Commander Bovino Allegedly Made Antisemitic Remarks About Minnesota U.S. Attorney on Jan. 12 Coordination Call
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On a Jan. 12 coordination call with Minnesota federal prosecutors, Border Patrol Commander Gregory (Greg) Bovino allegedly mocked U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen’s Orthodox Jewish faith — using the phrase “chosen people,” complaining Rosen was unreachable over Shabbat and asking whether “Orthodox Jewish criminals don’t take weekends off,” according to multiple accounts. Prosecutors said the remarks raised concerns about Bovino’s judgment and potential Giglio disclosure obligations, were relayed up DOJ and DHS channels, and came amid mounting backlash over federal operations in Minnesota that coincided with Bovino’s reassignment out of Minneapolis.
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