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Canadian woman detained by ICE after allegedly slapping Trump-loving teen

Tracey is a Canadian citizen who entered the United States with a passport in 2024

Canadian woman detained by ICE after allegedly slapping Trump-loving teen
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Tracey is a Canadian citizen who entered the United States with a passport in 2024

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Source A Canadian woman has been arrested in New Jersey for the alleged assault of a teenage girl wearing sweatpants bedecked with the words “Trump” and “ICE.” Kaitlyn E. Tracey, 33, was with her boyfriend on the boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach on July 3 when she confronted the teen and three friends as she recorded them on her phone, the probable cause affidavit stated, per NJ.com. Tracey yelled at the two people in the group wearing “patriotic coloured” sweatpants before she slapped the alleged victim across her face and body, according to the court documents. Surveillance video also captured the alleged assault before Tracey fled the scene. She was later identified by police, who obtained an arrest warrant for her, the outlet reported. The alleged victim, whose age was redacted in the affidavit, was not injured. Charges laid as ICE enters the picture Tracey was taken to Ocean...

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Jul 15, 2026
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