US EditionJudge Orders Daily Reports on Border Patrol Chicago Ops
Judge Sara Ellis mandates daily 6 p.m. reports from Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino on enforcement activity amid 1,800+ arrests and use-of-force concerns in Chicago.
- U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis ordered Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino to appear daily in court to report on immigration enforcement activities in Chicago due to concerns over the use of tear gas.
- The judge's order followed an incident where Bovino deployed tear gas at protesters, including children, during Halloween celebrations, which violated her previous restraining order.
- Ellis has demanded all use-of-force reports and body-camera footage from Border Patrol operations to ensure compliance with her orders.
- Bovino has faced scrutiny for his agency's tactics in Chicago, leading to multiple arrests and allegations of excessive force against residents.
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