Border Patrol Commander Pushes Back On Obama Judge, Vows To Show Her Videos Of ‘Extreme Violence’ Against ICE

Chief Border Patrol Agent Greg Bovino told Fox News host Harris Faulkner Wednesday that he would be showing a federal judge videos of assaults suffered by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in the Chicago area.

United States District Judge Sarah Ellis of the Northern District of Illinois, an Obama appointee, ordered Bovino to meet with her daily after attorneys for anti-ICE rioters claimed ICE violated her order barring the use of riot control tactics except in the case of a threat to agents. Bovino told Faulkner that he welcomed the chance to give Ellis “a very good first-hand look” at what ICE agents faced during their operations in Chicago.

“Over three decades, I’ve had the opportunity to interact with many judges. Each judge is different. Each judge does things a different way and this is an adapt to the situation type thing,” Bovino told Faulkner. “If she wants to meet with me every day, then she is going to see, she is going to have a very good first-hand look at just how bad things really are on the streets of Chicago. I look forward to meeting with that judge to show her exactly what is happening and the extreme amount of violence perpetrated against law enforcement here.”

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