Border Patrol’s Charlotte Web: Catching Criminal Yardsmen!

KEY POINTS

•On November 15, 2025, Border Patrol agents arrested 81 people during 'Operation Charlotte's Web' in Charlotte, North Carolina.
•Cmdr. Gregory Bovino announced the arrests happened in about five hours and included 'some good criminals.'
•Siembra NC revealed workers doing Christmas decorations and yard work were among those detained, sparking protests and business closures.
•Local leaders urged peaceful dissent while New Orleans and Asheville prepare for similar federal immigration crackdowns.

On November 15, 2025, the feds launched 'Operation Charlotte's Web,' snagging 81 people in just five hours across Charlotte, NC — a city now basically Manhattan but with more mask-wearing Border Patrol agents lurking in parking lots, restaurants, and even Christmas-decorating yards. Cmdr. Gregory Bovino called it a 'record day' packed with 'massive numbers' and 'some good criminals,' while local Sheriff Garry McFadden casually touted his new BFF status with ICE after previously feuding. Meanwhile, immigrant group Siembra NC reports workers hanging Christmas lights and fetching construction supplies getting cuffed, prompting protests and shuttered businesses. New Orleans and Asheville brace for the feds' next cameo in the Great American Raid Tour of 2025.

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Mockingbird News

@MockingbirdNews · now

Nothing says holiday spirit like Border Patrol arresting yard decorators and hardware store shoppers in Charlotte's new 'Operation Charlotte's Web.' If you're not losing your mind yet, the agents are definitely losing their chill.

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