U.S. to deport Canadian accused of assaulting teen wearing Trump clothing
Kaitlyn Tracey pleaded guilty to misdemeanor simple assault after video showed her striking a teen, and a Texas judge ordered her deported to Canada.
- On Tuesday, a Texas immigration judge ordered Canadian national Kaitlyn Tracey to be deported following her guilty plea to misdemeanor simple assault in New Jersey.
- Tracey entered the United States on April 14, 2024, on a visa expiring September 6, 2024, but remained in the country illegally, prompting the Department of Homeland Security to arrest her for an incident in Point Pleasant Beach.
- Judge Guy P. Ryan sentenced Tracey to one day in jail, granting time served, while defense attorney Hodgson argued she "maintained employment" and accepted responsibility for her role in the incident.
- Following her arrest by Point Pleasant Beach Police, Tracey was transferred into Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody as the Department of Homeland Security stated she "has no business being in our country."
- The case underscores federal enforcement of visa overstays, as Tracey's removal concludes the legal matter tied to the Point Pleasant Beach incident and her immigration violations.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed on Wednesday's social media that a Canadian woman accused of assaulting a teenage girl wearing what is termed "pro-Trump" was going to be deported to Canada.
U.S. to deport Canadian accused of assaulting teen wearing Trump clothing
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed on social media Wednesday that a Canadian woman accused of assaulting a teenager wearing what it called “pro-Trump” gear is being deported back to Canada.
U.S. Homeland Security says Canadian to be deported after assault in New Jersey
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed on social media that a Canadian woman accused of assaulting a teenager wearing what it called "pro-Trump" gear is being deported back to Canada.
Canadian 'illegal alien' caught on video slapping teen girl dressed in 'patriotic' clothing gets her comeuppance
Kaitlyn Tracey — the 33-year-old Canadian "illegal alien" who was caught on video slapping a teen girl dressed in "patriotic" clothing the day before the Fourth of July on a New Jersey boardwalk — has received her comeuppance from the U.S. government.Tracey entered a guilty plea to misdemeanor simple assault, which was part of a deal she made after her arrest following the fracas, the Toronto Sun reported.'She entered the United States on April …
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