The husband of the illegal immigrant from Canada arrested by ICE after allegedly slapping a patriotic teen on a Jersey Shore boardwalk mocked Charlie Kirk’s assassination and threatened local pols, his twisted online posts show.

Matthew Geroni railed against local politicians to his over 142,000 followers in vile rants about gentrification in Ocean Grove, data centers and parking tickets in the June 17 video first reported by Shorenewsnetwork.

“Reminder that, if you work in local government, we know where you live,” Geroni, 42, threatened on his TikTok — where he goes by the username Gravemasterhash.

He posted the disturbing diatribe less than a month before the caught-on-camera meltdown of his wife, nicknamed the “Maple Leaf Menace” by the Department of Homeland Security.

“[I] just think you should understand, the things you do have consequences, and everyone here knows where you live, we also know where you work … hell, we also know where your kids go to school,” Geroni raved.

Geroni previously posted heinous videos wishing death on President Trump — and for his entire family to be stricken with cancer.

In other sickening footage — posted by the X account @ImemetherforeIam — Geroni celebrated Charlie Kirk’s murder.

Dressed in a pink sweatshirt, Geronimo walks onto his balcony and outstretches his arms in gratitude as a caption that reads, “Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck and he dead” appears on screen.

He justified his sadistic post in another vid, in which he’s wearing white, Joker-style makeup.

“They’re [conservatives] are always laughing at us, so why wouldn’t I laugh when one of them takes it to the f–king neck and is no more? Geroni ranted.

“The world is a lighter place now that he’s gone, and I say ‘ha ha ha.’”

Geroni’s wife, Kaitlyn Tracey, 33, is being held at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention center in Newark, following the July 3 attack at Point Pleasant Beach.

She was captured slapping a girl on video wearing a black “USA 250” tank top and delivering two rapid-fire blows to her body and head before flipping her victim the bird and slinking away.

DHS said she overstayed her visa after arriving in the US in 2024 and vowed she would soon be removed from the country.

“This illegal alien who assaulted a teenager has no business being in our country,” DHS wrote in a scathing statement on X.

The controversial couple moved to Houston in October 2024 before relocating to The Garden State the following December, according to posts on Geroni’s Facebook.

Geroni claimed to have quit his job at Wonderland Smoke Shop in 2021 to pursue content creation full time, according to a Facebook post.

“As many of you know, I’ve been pursuing a career within this field for a few years with a lot of success,” Geroni whined before later asking for donations to his Patreon creator account.