Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Border Patrol Chief Allegedly Denied Service at Speedway Gas Station
A video shows a person who works at a Speedway gas station in Minneapolis saying they denied service to Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino.
The employee said they do not support ICE.
It's not clear if denying service to federal agents is legal, and the chief did not answer this question on camera.
The video shows the employee saying they do not support ICE, and it's not clear if this is the only reason for the denial of service.
A video shows a Speedway gas station employee allegedly denying service to Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino in Minneapolis.
The employee is heard saying, 'We do not support ICE.'
The legality of denying service to federal agents is not addressed by Bovino in the video.
The exact date of the incident is not specified in the article.
The video evidence is the primary source of information about the incident.
- Who
- Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino and an employee at a Speedway gas station in Minneapolis
- What
- An alleged denial of service to federal agents
- When
- The exact date is not specified in the article
- Where
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Why
- The employee allegedly stated opposition to ICE
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Incident Involving
- Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino
- Alleged Action
- Denial of service
- Alleged Reason
- Opposition to ICE
- Video Evidence
- Yes