Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino has gone on a frantic social media posting spree as he doubles down on defending the killing of a protester by federal agents in Minneapolis. The leader of Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant surge in Minnesota was posting late into the night as he and other senior administration officials face intense backlash for their response to the shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti.

Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino told CNN this morning that Alex Pretti, a man shot and killed by federal agents yesterday in Minneapolis, put himself in a dangerous situation while carrying a loaded gun.

Gregory Bovino pushed back Thursday after California Governor Gavin Newsom compared his trench coat to Nazi “SS garb".

Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino rejected accusations of racial profiling and excessive force by ICE in Minnesota, asserting that operations are "legal, ethical, and moral." Here's what he had to sa

The man accused of leading a murder-for-hire plot against Border Patrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino was found not guilty Thursday. Juan Espinoza Martinez, who faced up to 10 years in prison if convicted, admitted to sending a message to his friend over the social platform Snapchat with a picture of the agent and the words,

There is so far "no evidence" VA nurse Alex Pretti was "doing anything other than being peaceful" before he was fatally shot Saturday, "State of the Union" host Dana Bash told US Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino on Sunday.