Canadian Mom, Daughter to Be Released from Detention

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Corey with the story, and this is Canada News today, your AI-powered local news. A Canadian mom named Tania Warner and her seven-year-old daughter have been stuck in a Texas Immigration Detention Center for weeks, but a judge just approved bond at $9,500, paving the way for their release. Her husband Edward says he's sprinting to the bank right now to pull the cash together, hoping to bring Tania and Little Isla back to their home in. Keensville, Texas, as early as today. They got picked up on March 14th at a Border Patrol checkpoint while heading back from a baby shower, even though Tania had her green card. Paperwork all squared away after spending thousands and passing background checks. Originally from Penn Ticton, British Columbia, Tania had been playing by the rules in her immigration process, but still ended up detained first in. McCallan and then moved to a family facility. Looks like this family's ordeal might finally wrap up soon, giving

1:00them a shot at getting back to normal life stateside.