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Aaron RuparonX / Twitter16d ago
Jake Tapper reports that Greg Bovino on a call with the office of the US Attorney in Minnesota during Metro Surge made an antisemitic remark about the Trump-friendly US Attorney in Minnesota pic.x.com/ESwQbg4fGO
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Analysis Summary
Greg Bovino, Trump's former Border Patrol chief, made antisemitic remarks during calls with federal prosecutors in Minnesota as his agency grappled with deaths of two US citizens (Renee Good and Alex Pretti) during immigration enforcement operations. The comment was widely reported after being leaked, with CNN, Daily Beast, and other outlets covering the incident. Context missing: the post doesn't specify what the antisemitic remark actually was or the exact circumstances of the call — readers get the allegation but not the substance.
Claims Analysis (2)
“Greg Bovino made an antisemitic remark on a call with the office of the US Attorney in Minnesota during Metro Surge”
Multiple outlets (Mirror, Daily Beast, CNN) confirm Bovino made antisemitic comments during calls related to the Minnesota ICE operation. The specific detail about which office or exact context varies slightly across sources, but the core allegation is corroborated.
“Jake Tapper reported on this call and Bovino's remark”
Post attributes the reporting to Jake Tapper but does not link directly to his segment. Mirror and Daily Beast report the story and mention media coverage, but the specific attribution to Tapper's reporting cannot be independently verified from the post's text alone.
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