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A Alex Prettia 37-year-old US citizen who works as an intensive care doctor, He was killed by Immigration Customs Enforcement Service agents for recording the riots in Minneapolis (Minnesota).
ICE, as this anti-immigration police unit is popularly known, He shot Pretti up to five times. The doctor was recording the protests. He was protecting a woman while filming. They threw him to the ground and opened fire.
The one who leads the ICE agents is the commander Greg Bovino. He is the chief general of the Border Patrol. He came to the media’s attention when he led the immigration raids in Los Angeles (California) in June of last year.
Likewise, he directed the Operation Midway Blitz of Chicago (Illinois) in September, as well as other police devices such as what happened in Charlotte (North Carolina) and New Orleans (Louisiana), according to the BBC.
ICE Commander Greg Bovino during the immigration raids in Minneapolis (Minnesota).
SS attire
In addition to standing out for the heavy hand with which he exercises Bovine about immigrants in Minneapolis (Minnesota)also does so because of his particular outfit.
In a recorded video, the ICE commander is shown wearing a dark green coat with numerous insignia on his arms and shoulders and sporting a shaved haircut, and outfit similar to Adolf Hitler’s SSthe personal guard of the Third Reich.
“Greg Bovino literally dressed as if he had bought an SS uniform on eBay,” the governor of California, Democrat Gavin Newsom, referred to this during an interview this Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos (Switzerland). “Secret police, private army, masked menpeople who disappear without due process…”, Newsom dropped.
Chicago Raid
Chicago, Charlotte, New Orleans… and the last one, Minneapolis. Bovino has commanded numerous anti-immigration raids in the United States.
What happened in Chicago last September, called operation Midway Blitz, was settled with detention of 3,000 immigrants at the hands of ICE agents, according to the CNN.
The Department of Homeland Security (DSN) launched the device “in honor of” Katie Abraham, a US citizen who “was murdered” in Illinois “at the hands of an illegal immigrant and criminal”. “He should never have been in our country,” the DSN stressed in reference to the alleged murderer.
The DSN indicated that among the thousands of detainees “rapists, murderers and gang members” are found. The 20-year-old girl died after a hit-and-run accident by a man “who was illegally residing in the United States.”
“President Trump and Secretary Noem have a clear message: no city is a safe haven for criminal illegal immigrants. If you come to our country illegally and violate our laws, we will pursue youwe will arrest, deport and you will never return,” the DSN declared in September.
10,000 arrested in Los Angeles
Los Angeles declared an emergency when more than 10,000 immigrants were detained from June to December. Again, by the ICE agents of Bovino and with the approval of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
The DSN stressed in a statement that the arrests in Los Angeles occurred despite “the rioters violence and politicians’ demonization of sanctuary cities.
As for the term “sanctuary city,” reference is made to those regions that have regulations that “prevent police forces from collaborating with federal forces in the capture of immigrants in an irregular situation“.
For his part, the White House guest accused Democratic governors of not collaborating with his efforts to put an end to what he describes as an “invasion.”
Charlotte and New Orleans
In Charlotte, the North Carolina megalopolis, dozens of people were arrested. However, the city had not been publicly singled out by Trump, unlike others such as Chicago and Los Angeles. But it’s all part of your anti-immigration offensivein order to “combat threats to public safety.”
Besides, crime in the city decreased from 20 to 8% with respect to the data released the previous year.
Unlike the operations in Charlotte, more than 200 federal agents were deployed in New Orleans. Here up to 5,000 people were arrested in less than two months.
Head of the “green machine”
Born 55 years ago in North Carolina, Bovino grew up in an Italian-American familyaccording to the BBC. His paternal grandparents emigrated from Calabria, southern Italy, to Pennsylvania in 1909 to work in the mining sector.
At age 14, Bovino’s parents separated.. He entered Watauga High School in Boone, a city of just 20,000 inhabitants nestled in the Blue Mountains, in the west of the state.
Later, he jumped to Western Carolina University, where he graduated with a degree in Natural Resources Conservation. Later, at the Apache State University, earned a master’s degree in Public Administration.
After working for a time in the Boone Police Department – a town in North Carolina – in 1996 Bovino left the force to enter the Border Patrol Academy.
Once inside ICE, He was assigned to the Central sectorin California, two hours from San Diego and the border with Mexico. Little by little, he ascended the executive ladder and worked in different stations on the border.
Bovine Calls the Border Patrol the “green machine”alluding to the military green of their uniforms and their “arrest capacity.”