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Trump to permit extradition of Andrew, Tristan Tate to UK: Report

UK will not file criminal charges against embattled influencer Andrew Tate
Trump to permit extradition of Andrew, Tristan Tate to UK: Report

The brothers rank among the most influential figures in the "manosphere," a right-wing, anti-feminist digital space that promotes a bellicose flavor of modern masculinity.

The Trump administration will not intervene in the UK's bid to extradite influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate to face a litany of charges.

The Telegraph reported that the administration would not halt the extradition, despite reported bids from Trump allies to intervene.

The Tates were arrested this week in Miami, Fla. Andrew faces seven counts of rape, three of sex trafficking, three of assault, and 19 counts linked to indecent images of a child, according to The Telegraph. Tristan, for his part, faces one count of sexual assault, two counts of rape, and three of sex trafficking.

The brothers rank among the most influential figures in the "manosphere," a right-wing, anti-feminist digital space that promotes a bellicose flavor of modern masculinity.

They previously spent years under house arrest in Romania, but returned to the United States last year.

Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent for Just the News. Follow him on X.

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