US EditionTrump border commander could head to Charlotte, New Orleans, sources say
- On Wednesday, ABC News confirmed Customs and Border Protection commander-at-large Greg Bovino could leave Chicago sometime this week as Border Patrol agents are expected to lead an immigration enforcement operation in Charlotte, North Carolina this month without coordinating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Greg Bovino has led President Donald Trump's Operation Midway Blitz since September, as officials say deployments aim to arrest violent criminals in the country without legal status and expand to New Orleans.
- DHS officials said plans for operations remain preliminary and local outlets say they have not received notification, with it unclear whether one city or multiple cities will go first.
- Protestors in Chicago have clashed with agents, leading to court battles over force after Judge Sara Ellis restricted crowd-control weapons last week and ordered body cameras; on Saturday, agents were shot at, DHS reported.
- Community groups in Charlotte are mobilizing emergency meetings to teach families how to verify officers and connect with legal support, while police data show a 20% decrease in violent crime since last year and declines in New Orleans.
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Gregory Bovino and CBP are headed next to Charlotte, North Carolina. That’s news to city officials
Gregory Bovino, the top Border Patrol official leading the charge on the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in cities, and his officers are heading to Charlotte, according to a source familiar with the planning. That was news to city officials.
The Donald Trump administration has put two other Democratic cities at the centre of its offensive against migration: Charlotte, in North Carolina, and New Orleans, in Louisiana. To that end, the government plans to send Border Patrol agents, who have been deployed for the last two months in Chicago (Illinois). This is collected by several national media that mention anonymous sources from the Department of Homeland Security. Continue reading
Border Patrol Expected To Deploy In Charlotte, New Orleans
Source: Anadolu / Getty The Trump administration has spent much of this year implementing an aggressive immigration crackdown across several American cities. On Wednesday, government documents revealed the Trump administration intends to deploy U.S. Border Patrol agents to Charlotte, North Carolina, and New Orleans. A federal official told the New York Times that plans for the operation are still being finalized. Charlotte is expected to be the…
The possibility that the Border Patrol will reach Charlotte in the next few days to carry out a large-scale migration operation has caused great concern.Leaders respond to the threat that the Border Patrol will reach Charlotte was first published on Link Latino NC.Leaders respond to the threat that the Border Patrol will reach Charlotte was first posted on November 12, 2025 at 12:43 pm.©2024 "Link Latino NC". Use of this feed is for personal non…
Trump to send Border Patrol to Charlotte, New Orleans for immigration roundup
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to send Border Patrol agents to Charlotte, North Carolina, and New Orleans for immigration roundups. The new assignments follow a similar operation in Chicago that led to thousands of arrests. According to reports, federal agents will start in Charlotte before moving to New Orleans. Gregory Bovino, who has led agents in Chicago, will continue to lead the group, and Immigration and Customs Enforceme…
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