Gregory Bovino als Kommandant der US Border Patrol nach Schüssen in Minnesota entlassen

Gregory Bovino wurde von seiner Rolle als Kommandant at large der US Border Patrol inmitten öffentlicher Empörung entfernt. Der Führungswechsel folgt auf einen tödlichen Schusswechsel und signalisiert Veränderungen in den federalen Einwanderungsoperationen in Minnesota.

Gregory Bovino wurde von seiner Rolle als Kommandant at large der US Border Patrol inmitten öffentlicher Empörung nach einem tödlichen Schusswechsel in Minnesota entfernt. Der Führungswechsel, berichtet nach dem Minneapolis-Vorfall, deutet auf Veränderungen in den federalen Einwanderungsoperationen unter der Trump-Regierung hin. Schlüsselwörter heben Figuren wie Alex Pretti und Tom Homan hervor, neben DHS-Führung, Einwanderungsdurchsetzung und Minnesota-Protesten gegen Bundesagenten. Das Department of Homeland Security hat einige Behauptungen rund um das Ereignis bestritten. Diese Entlassung signalisiert potenzielle umfassendere Reformen in der Grenzsicherheit und Durchsetzungspraktiken.

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Following the fatal shooting of U.S. citizen Alex Pretti during a Border Patrol operation—detailed in prior coverage—White House border czar Tom Homan arrived in Minneapolis to redirect immigration enforcement toward serious criminals, amid backlash against aggressive tactics by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and reassigned Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino.

Four days after federal agents killed Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti during an ICE raid—detailed in prior coverage—border czar Tom Homan announced tactical adjustments in the city, as protests intensify, leadership changes occur, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar launches a gubernatorial bid citing the violence.

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Minnesota Republican Party chair Alex Plechash told NPR that a federal immigration enforcement surge known as Operation Metro Surge has been conducted in the Twin Cities and has fueled intense protests after two fatal shootings by federal officers. While backing the stated goal of targeting serious offenders, he said reports of U.S. citizens being profiled should be investigated if confirmed.

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President Donald Trump has instructed Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem not to send federal agents to protests in Democratic-led cities unless local authorities request help. This comes amid backlash over aggressive immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, including the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti. The move coincides with negotiations over short-term DHS funding as Democrats push for restrictions on agent operations.

One day after bystander video contradicted federal claims in the January 24 fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti during an ICE operation in Minneapolis, unlikely allies from left and right—including Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Marjorie Taylor Greene—condemned the Trump administration's defense, accusing it of hypocrisy on Second Amendment rights amid the ongoing immigration crackdown.

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On Friday, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem held a press conference at the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building at Fort Snelling as demonstrators outside condemned immigration enforcement and voiced concern about possible National Guard involvement. Noem highlighted recent DHS and ICE operations and said any Guard decision rests with President Donald Trump.

 

 

 

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