Gregory Bovino has been removed from his position as commander of the Border Patrol. Bovino’s removal, adds The Atlantic, signals that the Trump administration is reevaluating its tactics following Alex Pretti’s death. The controversial commander of the anti-immigration agents faced criticism over the weekend for declaring that the Second Amendment did not apply to Pretti. The publication got the story from a Department of Homeland Security official and two people familiar with the demotion. Bovino’s removal, if confirmed, would mean a dramatic shift in Trump’s approach to the aggressive tactics used in Minneapolis, where Border Patrol agents shot and killed Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care nurse, on Saturday.