Retiring Border Patrol Chief's Regret: Not Catching More Immigrants

0:00On March 24th, Greg Bovino, a top U.S. border patrol commander, is retiring at the end of the month after three decades on the job. He oversaw immigration enforcement in several cities during the Trump administration, and says his biggest regret is not catching more undocumented. Immigrants. Bovino feels they pushed as hard as possible, but always saw room for tougher tactics. He spent most of his career in California's El Centro sector before leading a major operation in Minnesota. That effort ended abruptly in January, after federal officers were involved in the fatal shootings of two protesters leading President Trump to. Replace him with another border official. Bovino praised Trump as the most effective president he ever served and blamed office red tape for slowing down his fast-paced enforcement strategies. He insists he did not go too far and actually wishes they had done more to secure the border. The administration has since softened its public stance on immigration. Homeland Security Secretary Christy Knowham was removed from her post, and Senator Mark Wayne

1:04Mullin was confirmed Monday as her replacement, Signaling A. Mowder approached at his hearing, looking ahead, Bovino plans to hunt invasive coyotes in North Carolina's backcountry, with some dogs, taking matters into his own hands just like old. Times.