A Canadian woman named Kaitlyn Tracey has been detained by ICE after she allegedly assaulted a teenage girl wearing Trump clothing at the Jersey Shore. The incident is drawing attention as another example of political violence and the role of immigration enforcement.
According to reports, the attack was politically motivated, with the victim targeted specifically for her pro-Trump attire. Tracey, who is Canadian, now faces federal immigration consequences in addition to potential local charges. She is currently being detained - by ICE - at Delaney Hall in Newark, NJ.
Political violence against innocent, everyday Americans - especially over clothing or beliefs - is unacceptable. Incidents like this show how heated rhetoric can spill into real-world attacks on innocent people - or, to put it in street language, it shows just how fuckin' deranged some of these leftie jerkoffs really are.
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Occupation: 'Sporting Woman'.
Notice? They measured her head.
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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker often warns that President Donald Trump may deploy military-style forces during the midterms to intimidate voters.
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., has said Trump is signaling to supporters that he would forgive political violence on his behalf in future elections. And California Gov. Gavin Newsom has cast doubt on whether those elections will occur at all.
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A 77-year-old woman is now speaking out after the state of Florida sent her a randomized license plate number that appears to read “squeeze a*s.”
Dello Stritto, who lives in a senior community in Pompano Beach, Florida, initially "went ballistic" over the racy message. The plate quickly became the talk of her retirement neighborhood, especially among the men. Many of her friends, family members, and sons joked with her and told her to keep it.
The Broward County Property Tax Collector's office stated that any plate deemed offensive can be replaced completely for free.
Dello Stritto decided to embrace the humor. She plans to notify the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles but will keep the plate on her car for now, joking, "I can handle it; maybe I'll even get some honks".
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