‘Stalked for hours’: Border Patrol chief recounts clash with protesters amid Minneapolis crackdown
Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino says he and other federal immigration agents were stalked for hours by protesters in Minneapolis. According to Bovino, the situation escalated outside a south Minneapolis convenience store, where federal agents, including Bovino, ultimately clashed with the crowd and used chemical irritants to disperse protesters.
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