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Canadian Woman Suspected of Sending Ricin to Trump to Appear in Court

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   The woman accused of sending a ricin-laced letter to U.S. President
   Donald Trump will appear in court Tuesday, according to law enforcement
   officials.

   Pascale Ferrier, 53, of Quebec was arrested by U.S. Customs and Border
   Protection officials Sunday at the Peace Bridge, which connects
   Buffalo, a city in New York state, with Fort Erie in Ontario, Canada,
   according to U.S. court documents.

   The letter addressed to Trump was intercepted at a facility that
   processes mail addressed to the president. It tested positive for
   ricin, the AP reported.

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