Top Trump Border Patrol Goon’s ‘Outright Lying’ in Court Revealed
Top Trump Border Patrol Goon’s ‘Outright Lying’ in Court Revealed
Top Trump Border Patrol Goon’s ‘Outright Lying’ in Court Revealed
Gregory Bovino’s deposition veers into evasions as the judge says he gave “cute” answers—or was “outright lying.”
Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino gave nearly seven hours of clipped, defensive, and evasive answers about his unit’s chaotic Chicago mission, according to newly released court documents.
U.S. District Judge Sara L. Ellis, 56, last week torched Bovino’s credibility in a 233-page opinion on the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operation in Chicago, writing that he “appeared evasive… either providing ‘cute’ responses… or outright lying.” Her order—now stayed by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals—details a video that, she said, flatly contradicts agency narratives about violent mobs justifying force.