The lefty Canadian illegal immigrant who slapped a teenage girl at the Jersey Shore wearing pro-Trump clothing embarrassingly failed to raise half the money requested for her legal fund.
An online fundraiser for Kaitlyn Tracey’s legal expenses in her immigration case only raised $4,857 of its $10,000 goal — a final, humiliating blow as she was ordered to be deported back to her home country on Tuesday.
An earlier GoFundMe campaign for Tracey, 33, was launched by her Trump-hating husband, Matthew Geroni, last month, but the company soon took it down because it violated their policy preventing raising money for people accused of violent crimes.
Tracey, dubbed the “Maple Leaf Menace” by the Department of Homeland Security, pleaded guilty Tuesday over the phone in Toms River from a Texas ICE lockup to one count of simple assault, a misdemeanor, as part of a cushy plea deal.
She was exiled to the Great White North and additionally sentenced to one day behind bars – though she was granted time served since she spent time in jail in Ocean County last month.
Tracey was nabbed after confronting a group of four teenagers — including a girl wearing a USA 250 tank top – before launching the twisted attack on July 3 on the boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach.
The Canadian got into an argument with the teen and slapped her across the face in the caught-on-camera assault, cops said.
Tracey overstayed her visa and was in the US illegally at the time of her arrest, according to DHS.
