A Trump supporter with a green card and an American born family has been denied return entry into the USA following a family trip to Canada.

The claim can be broken down into several components: 1) The individual is a Trump supporter, 2) holds a green card, 3) has an American-born family, 4) was denied reentry into the U.S., and 5) this occurred following a family trip to Canada. Multiple credible news sources confirm that Chris Landry, a Canadian-born man who moved to New Hampshire at age 3 and has been a legal permanent resident (green card holder) since 1981, was denied reentry to the U.S. After visiting Canada with his family.newsweek.comnewsweek.comTrump Supporter With Green Card Who Was in US Since Age 3 Denied Reentrynbcnews.comnbcnews.comN.H. green card holder denied re-entry to U.S. after visiting native Canadathe-independent.comthe-independent.comPro-Trump New Hampshire dad is stuck in Canada after visit. Green card holder’s...

He is described as a Trump supporter who voted for Donald Trump in past elections. Landry has children born in the U.S., establishing that he has an American-born family. The denial of reentry happened at the U.S. Border after returning from Canada, disrupting his life and family routines.the-independent.comthe-independent.comPro-Trump New Hampshire dad is stuck in Canada after visit. Green card holder’s...

While the exact official reason for denial is not publicly detailed, the incident is well documented and reported by multiple reputable outlets. There is no evidence contradicting the core facts of the claim.

However, some nuance exists regarding immigration enforcement policies under the current administration that may have influenced this case, but these are not part of the original claim. Overall, the claim accurately reflects the known facts about this specific individual’s experience.