A Canadian woman has been ordered to be deported from the U.S. after she physically assaulted a group of teenagers on a New Jersey boardwalk, authorities said. Kaitlyn Tracey, who was living in the U.S. on an expired visa, confronted a group of teenage girls on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk in New Jersey, according to the National Post. Tracey reportedly slapped one of the girls after she allegedly insulted Tracey’s clothing, which she described as “Trump” sweatpants.
The incident occurred in late July, and local police were called to the scene. Tracey was arrested and charged with assault. Immigration officials have since decided to deport her, citing her expired visa status and the criminal nature of the act. The case has sparked discussions about immigration enforcement and the treatment of foreign nationals in the U.S.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed support for the International Criminal Court but has not commented on U.S. sanctions against a Canadian judge, according to a separate report from Yahoo News. This highlights the complex relationship between Canada and the U.S. on legal and immigration matters.
The deportation order is expected to be finalized soon, pending further legal review. (nationalpost.com)
