- by foxnews
- 12 May 2026
Border Patrol chief urges Illinois to follow Louisiana blueprint as threats against agents surge
Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino revealed threats against ICE agents surged over 1,200%, but Louisiana's peaceful operations offer a successful model for blue states.
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"It's like turning a light switch on and off," Bovino told "Hannity" Thursday. "We haven't had one use of force against a violent protester or a mob, and also we've not had a Border Patrol agent assaulted for the entire time that we've been here in Louisiana."
"If they could take this model and put it in other places like Chicago, maybe Pritzker could take a play out of this book down here and do the right thing and quit messing with federal agents," he said.
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