Trump Says He Will Not Block Extradition of Tate Brothers
Prosecutors say the brothers now face 59 charges, including rape and trafficking, after Britain added new counts and the White House declined to intervene.
- On Saturday, U.S. Marshals arrested Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate in Miami under a British extradition request, and the brothers remain in federal custody pending a court determination on their transfer to Britain.
- The Crown Prosecution Service announced new charges, bringing the total to 59 against the brothers involving seven alleged victims, with offenses dating from 2010 to 2017.
- Before their arrest, the brothers visited Capitol Hill and the Ned, a private club, with Paolo Zampolli, a businessman and President Donald Trump envoy who accompanied the pair during their Washington visit.
- Despite political backlash, Trump is prepared to let the legal process continue; the White House confirmed it has "no involvement" in the case, which is expected to continue for months.
- The Tates plan to fight extradition as they remain in federal custody, while the arrest has sparked anger among segments of the base who contrasted the move with a lack of prosecutions of other figures.
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AftonbladetLast weekend, controversial influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami by US authorities. The UK wants them extradited and the reason is 38 new charges Now, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirms that President Trump will not stop the extradition. In total, the brothers are accused of 59 charges, including suspected human trafficking and sexual exploitation of women
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