美国前边境巡逻队负责人格雷格·博维诺在BBC采访中为特朗普政府在明尼阿波利斯进行的移民执法行动进行辩护，同时批评政府随后从该市撤出特工的决定。博维诺称这一撤军是"投降"1。该行动导致美国公民雷妮·古德和亚历克斯·普雷蒂在1月被射杀1，引发两党强烈反弹，促使特朗普政府从明尼阿波利斯撤出约700名移民特工1。
古德家族已向特朗普政府提起民事诉讼，指控非法致死和密谋干涉公民权1。博维诺在采访中声称"100万人非法入境美国应被驱逐"1。对此，白宫发言人回应称诉讼"毫无根据"，并宣称"超过300万非法外国人已离开美国"1。博维诺因该行动后不久被撤职，其职位随后由白宫边境沙皇汤姆·霍曼接管1。
Greg Bovino, the former head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Trump administration, has defended a controversial immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis while criticizing the government's decision to withdraw agents from the city.1 In an interview with the BBC, Bovino characterized the pullout of approximately 700 immigration agents from Minneapolis as a "surrender."1
The operation in January resulted in the deaths of two U.S. citizens, Renée Guice and Alex Preti, sparking bipartisan backlash that prompted the Trump administration to withdraw its enforcement personnel from the area.1 The Guice family has since filed civil lawsuits against the Trump administration, alleging wrongful death and conspiracy to interfere with civil rights.1 Bovino has asserted that "one million people entered the country illegally" and should be deported,1 while a White House spokesperson dismissed the lawsuits as "baseless" and claimed that "over three million illegal foreign nationals have left America."1 Following the operation, Bovino was removed from his position, with White House Border Czar Tom Homan subsequently taking charge of immigration enforcement efforts.1
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