Greg Bovino was under investigation when he retired, records show

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Greg Bovino was under investigation when he retired, records show

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Recently released federal records show Homeland Security officials had launched an internal investigation into controversial Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino shortly before he announced his retirement in March.

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  • • Federal records show Greg Bovino was under internal investigation for misconduct when he retired in March.

  • • The inquiry focused on his conduct during immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis and Chicago.

  • • Bovino claims the investigation was a targeted attempt to force his retirement.
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Bovino was a key figure in the Trump administration's efforts to secure the border and enforce immigration laws. His enforcement actions in major cities drew heavy criticism from political opponents and legal activists.

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