Canadian woman held with daughter by ICE warns all immigrants to ‘lie low’

Tania Warner, a Canadian woman detained by ICE along with her seven-year-old daughter, is warning other immigrants that legal status may not protect them from detention. Warner says she possesses documents proving her legal presence in the US, yet immigration agents held her anyway. Her case illustrates the uncertainty facing immigrants in the current enforcement environment, prompting her public warning for others to avoid visibility regardless of their documentation status. The detention of a Canadian citizen with a child has drawn attention to how ICE enforcement operations are proceeding under the Trump administration. Warner's message reflects growing concerns among immigrant communities about the scope and consistency of deportation enforcement.