Border Patrol Commander Accused of Lying in Court, Judge Slams ICE and CBP Conduct in Chicago
Chicago, IL — Federal District Judge Sara Ellis has sharply criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol for alleged excessive force during recent operations in Chicago, calling out officials for misleading testimony in court. The ruling, issued Nov. 20, highlights concerns over transparency and accountability in federal law enforcement.
The case stems from operations conducted since mid-September, where the judge found that the agencies not only used disproportionate force but also provided false or misleading statements about their activities. The scrutiny intensified after depositions were released, revealing troubling courtroom testimony from Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino.
Judge Ellis’ decision underscored that government officials must uphold honesty in judicial proceedings, regardless of political affiliation. Analysts say the case is a stark reminder that misleading the courts undermines public trust and the rule of law.
Civil liberties advocates have called the ruling “a serious rebuke” of federal enforcement practices, demanding stronger oversight and accountability measures.
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