Canadian Mom's Bond Approved, Freedom Knocks

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story, This is Vancouver News Today, driven by AI. A Canadian mom and her 7-year-old daughter detained for weeks in a Texas Immigration Center just got a big break from a judge who approved her. Bond. Tania Warner, from British Columbia and Little Ella, were picked up on March 14th at a border checkpoint, coming back from a baby shower, and they've been held ever since. First in McCallan, and then a family detention spot. Tania was in the middle of getting her green card, shelling out thousands and passing background checks, with all her papers current according to her. Husband Edward. Now Edward's hustling to the bank with $9,500 to post that bond. And he says they could both be back home in Kingsville, as early as today. This case shines a light on how routine trips can turn into nightmares for families chasing the American dream, before the Warner's freedoms. We're knocking right now.