Gregory Bovino, a senior Border Patrol official, is under scrutiny after allegedly mocking the Jewish faith of Minnesota's US attorney Daniel N. Rosen during a phone call about immigration enforcement. According to reports, Bovino used derogatory references to Rosen's religion and questioned his availability on weekends due to his observance of Shabbat. The incident occurred amid heightened tensions following the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti during federal immigration operations, which led to protests and resignations among federal prosecutors. Bovino's comments have sparked widespread criticism, including from prominent political figures, and resulted in his removal from his post in Minneapolis, though officials deny he was fired. The controversy highlights ongoing concerns about religious discrimination and the conduct of federal law enforcement leadership during contentious immigration crackdowns.