Border Patrol Raid Commander Gregory Bovino to Retire After Minneapolis Shootings Backlash
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Gregory "Greg" Bovino, 55, the Border Patrol field commander best known for leading Trump‑era mass‑deportation raids in Los Angeles, Chicago and Minneapolis, will retire at the end of the month, sources including CBS, NBC and Fox report; he announced the decision after being removed as CBP commander‑at‑large in January and reassigned to his prior post in El Centro. His reassignment and retirement followed backlash over the Minneapolis operation after two people—Renee Good and Alex Pretti—were fatally shot there (DHS/ICE say Good drove toward an ICE agent and Pretti approached agents with a 9mm and resisted disarmament), and Bovino was replaced on the operation by Tom Homan.
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