A top immigration enforcement official for President Donald Trump’s administration spent Christmas melting down in a lengthy social media rampage.
Rather than celebrate the Christian holiday, a fuming Gregory Bovino, Trump’s Border Patrol commander, opted instead to unleash dozens of posts over a 12-hour span, flooding X with posts fixated on immigration enforcement and attacking political opponents, The Daily Beast reported Friday.
“Posting more than three dozen times in 12 hours, he began his salvo before lunch by blaming Rep. Mike Levin for ‘creat[ing] sanctuaries,’ sniping at the California Democrat: ‘Luckily we have patriots who put US Citizens and LEGAL immigrants over your lawlessness,’” the report said.
Bovino also took aim at Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), boasting about “massive deportations of illegal aliens” in her state.
“Ilan, more to come – Merry Christmas and God bless you on Christ’s birthday,” he railed. “MERRY CHRISTMAS and may American exceptionalism continue!!!!”
He also directed obsequious Christmas wishes toward White House immigration czar Stephen Miller and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—neither of whom bothered responding.
Between the political attacks, Bovino engaged in petty conflicts with ordinary X users, questioning his tactics. He even responded with a laugh emoji to an AI-generated image depicting him in women’s clothing.
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