
Border Patrol official Bovino due in court to answer questions about Chicago immigration crackdown
Border Patrol official Greg Bovino is due in court Tuesday to take questions about a federal immigration crackdown in the Chicago area, which has produced more than 1,800 arrests and complaints of excessive force. The hearing comes after a judge this month ordered uniformed immigration agents to wear body cameras, the latest step in a lawsuit by news outlets and protesters who say federal agents used excessive force, including using tear gas, during protests. A judge last week extended questioning of Bovino to hear about agents’ recent use of force in the city’s Mexican enclave of Little Village.