Federal Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino and his agents are reportedly planning to leave the Chicago area soon, as concerns mount about the use of excessive force by the Border Patrol. Sources indicate that Bovino, a figure associated with former President Trump’s stringent immigration policies, is facing a credibility crisis in U.S. courts. Recently released video footage has shown him instructing agents in Los Angeles with aggressive rhetoric, emphasizing control over the city. Meanwhile, officials from Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and ICE have questioned why arrests have not been made against protestors, further fueling tension surrounding their operations. This departure comes at a challenging time for the Trump administration, which continues to face significant hurdles across various fronts.