Thanks to Joe Biden's lax deportation and border policies, President Donald Trump inherited a mess that his supporters have called upon him to clean up.His methods have drawn scrutiny, namely from the left, but former Border Patrol chief, Greg Bovino, joined "Tomi Lahren is Fearless" and expressed his thoughts on the deportation operation as a whole, revealing that there is still plenty left to get done.ICE SURGES ENFORCEMENT, MAKES 10,000 ARRESTS IN FIVE DAYS AMID SUPREME COURT BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP DECISION"I've got no regrets about anything," Bovino said."Except, that I wish I had gone even harder."The former Border Patrol Commander-at-Large says he "still has gas in the tank" when it comes to enforcing immigration policies and also suggested that Trump may have been swayed to relax his stance on immigration from polling numbers.USPB Cmdr.
Gregory K.Bovino walks out of a gas station in Minnesota.
Bovino announced his retirement over the weekend, following his tenure in which he led the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign.(Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images)"If I had something to do over, I would have briefed Trump face-to-face and cut out that team...
that maybe plied him with polling and things like that."BIDEN JUDGE OVERRULED ON KEY TRUMP IMMIGRATION POLICYIt's a fascinating peek behind the curtain and helps to explain why maybe there seemed to be a shift away from the more aggressive ICE operations from earlier in the year.Bovino expressed his wishes to continue the mandate of the people who voted for the administration to adopt a hardline stance on immigration enforcement."I would have loved to have arrested, oh, I don't know, 99 million of those 100 million illegal aliens that are still here," Bovino said.This split shows President-elect Trump and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.((Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images and Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images))BORDER CZAR TOM HOMAN TELLS TEXAS DEMOCRAT TO 'BRING IT' AFTER HER CHILLING THREA...