Gregory Bovino, commander at large of the border force, led dozens of agents on a patrol in which they made immigration arrests. Bovino told WBEZ reporter Chip Mitchell the agents were choosing people to arrest based partly on “how they look.” He contrasted the arrestees with Mitchell, who is white and middle-aged.Bovino brought his “Operation At Large” deportation campaign from California to Illinois in September. He made the comments about three weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court said federal agents in the California case could continue stopping people based on factors including ethnicity and language. The court’s majority did not explain itself.Bovino later said WBEZ and the Sun-Times had taken his comments out of context. He called the report “grossly inaccurate.”Read and listen to more at the link in our bio or at WBEZ.orgStory: Chip Mitchell/WBEZ, Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times, Kaitlin Washburn/Sun-Times, Mary Norkol/Sun-Times and Jon Seidel/Sun-TimesPhotos: @candace.dane/Sun-Times and @ashleerezin/Sun-TimesView all 2,569 comments