A Department of Homeland Security promotional video featuring Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino sparked widespread comparisons to Nazi imagery this week and drew condemnation from California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who called the footage evidence that "they aren't even trying to hide who they are."
The video, posted on X, shows Bovino standing outside a federal courthouse in Chicago, spliced with a stylized black-and-white portrait of him in a calf-length black coat with star collar pins and a close-cropped haircut. Overlaid text reads "WE WILL NOT BE STOPPED," with a fast remix of Coldplay's "Viva la Vida" playing beneath.
