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B.C. woman Tania Warner calls ICE detention ‘most stressful, traumatizing ordeal’ of her life

April 8, 2026
A Canadian woman who spent three weeks detained by ICE in the United States along with her seven-year-old daughter says it was a "mentally torturing" experience. Tania Warner, who returned to her Texas home last week, had been taken into custody at a border patrol checkpoint.


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