A stalker who showed up at Kendall Jenner's home twice last year has been deported from the US.
John Ford, a Canadian citizen, was arrested by ICE agents in New Mexico in March and was ordered to return to his home country at his hearing in El Paso, Texas, this week, TMZ reports.
The 38-year-old was on an expired visitor visa and was in the country illegally.
Kendall Jenner can have some peace of mind now knowing her stalker John Ford has been deported back to Canada
TMZ reported at the time: 'Ford entered the U.S. a year ago Friday from Canada at Sweetwater, Montana, with a non-immigrant B-2 visa, which allowed him to stay here for no longer than 6 months.'
'This timely arrest could very well have prevented a violent crime,' HSI El Paso special agent in charge, Jack P. Staton told TMZ at the time.
Adding: 'Our special agents acted quickly on this tip to ensure that this obsessive behavior didn't escalate to become a tragedy.'
ICE had been tracking Ford for several weeks before 'HSI special agents, officers with ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations' apprehended him in the parking lot of a hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico, The Blast reported.
Obsessed: John Ford, a Canadian citizen, was arrested by ICE agents in New Mexico in March and was ordered to return to his home country at his hearing in El Paso, Texas, this week
Kendall was granted a permanent restraining order against Ford in November last year.
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