Canadian Mom's Border Horror: 'Worst Ordeal'

0:00A Canadian mom named Tania Warner and her seven-year-old daughter Aila just endured three weeks in U.S. immigration detention in Kingsville, Texas. They got picked up at a Border Patrol checkpoint on March 14th, right near where the family lives. The pair was held until last week, turning a routine crossing into a full-blown crisis. Warner calls it straight mental torture, the worst ordeal of her life. For little Aila, it got physical too. She ended up with chemical burns from the soap and detergent they used at the facility. She's finally healing now that they're back home in Canada. But the stress lingers because the family still has to pass that exact same checkpoint for check-ins. It's pure terror every time they think about it. This case shines a light on how border stops can shatter families overnight, leaving wounds that don't fade easy. From your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.