Humiliated Border Goon Claims Trump Admin Wants Him Dead

Stephen Maturen / Stephen Maturen/Getty Images Ousted border bully Gregory Bovino has wildly claimed that shadowy figures in the Trump administration want him dead.

Bovino, an experienced Border Patrol officer, became the commander-at-large of the deadly Minneapolis immigration crackdown that resulted in him being pushed out of the Department of Homeland Security earlier this year.

However, he has not gone quietly.

In an interview with Tucker Carlson, uploaded to YouTube on Thursday morning, he claimed that President Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan and his “gate guards” were responsible for his ouster.

He then sensationally claimed that the Trump administration wants him gone.

For good.

“Hey, Tucker, I got some gas in the tank.

If they want you gone, if those gate guards want you gone, you better watch out.

They’ll come for you,” he said, teeing up his stunning declaration.

He then said that his security detail got pulled as soon as he was pushed out in March, leaving him open to danger.

“I’m the, one of the highest, if not the highest threats in DHS, death threats,” he said, going on to say that his home and his family has been targeted by bad actors.

Asked by Carlson why his security would be stripped, he said it is an attempt to “silence” him.

“Silence you like, get you killed? ‘Cause that’s what it sounds like,” the former Fox News personality remarked.

“Do I think they want me dead at this point? Yes,” Bovino responded.