Kaitlyn Tracey Ordered Deported After Guilty Plea in July 3 Teen Assault
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Updated · National Post · Aug 6
Kaitlyn Tracey Ordered Deported After Guilty Plea in July 3 Teen Assault
3 articles · Updated · National Post · Aug 6
Summary
A Texas immigration judge ordered 33-year-old Canadian Kaitlyn Tracey deported to Canada after she pleaded guilty to assaulting a teenage girl on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk.
Tracey was living in the U.S. on an expired visa after entering on April 14, 2024; DHS said that visa expired on Sept. 6, 2024 and she failed to leave.
July 3 video showed Tracey confronting four girls over Trump- and ICE-branded clothing and striking one teen twice with an open hand, according to police.
One day in jail was imposed but credited as time served after her Ocean County detention; when local custody ended, an ICE detainer sent her to Newark's Delaney Hall.
The victim's family told the court they were grateful the incident was recorded, while the sentencing judge said Tracey's ban from returning to the U.S. is expected to last a very long time.