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An American teenager is back on home soil after she and her boyfriend spent over 30 days in a Cayman Islands prison for breaking COVID quarantine protocols on the island. The pair served approximately one month of what was originally a four-month sentence, later reduced to two. In a video clip from ABC News , Mack — a pre-med student at Mercer University — is seen hugging her family at the airport over the weekend, telling reporters she is "very excited," to be back in the U. Mack was arrested after knowingly violating the islands' mandatory Covid quarantine rules in order to watch Ramgeet compete in a jet ski event. She arrived on the island on November 27 and was required to undergo a minimum day quarantine-in-residence, per Caymanian Covid suppression guidelines, according to government officials.

Skylar Mack, an year-old woman from Georgia, is facing a four-month prison sentence in the Cayman Islands for violating the territory's COVID quarantine protocols for visitors. Mack's family appealed to President Donald Trump for help. On Tuesday, a State Department spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that officials are "aware of reports of the detention of a US citizen in the Cayman Islands" but had no further comment due to privacy considerations. Mack flew to Grand Cayman on Nov.