The man at the forefront of the most aggressive immigration crackdown in modern American history is going out swinging.
Gregory Bovino, the Border Patrol “commander at large” whose rampage through American cities ended with the deaths of two U.S. citizens at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis, sat down with The New York Times and took jabs at colleagues who, he says, never had the guts to match him.
The retribution campaign comes after Bovino confirmed he would leave the agency at the end of March after nearly 30 years. He will officially retire this week. He previously called the role “the greatest honor of my entire life” in remarks to Breitbart News.
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