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A federal judge in Miami denied bail for Andrew and Tristan Tate, keeping them jailed as they fight extradition to the United Kingdom on dozens of sex-crime charges, including rape and sex trafficking; prosecutors argued they posed flight and witness risks, while the defense criticized the process and noted the merits of extradition have not yet been heard.
Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain in a Florida jail as they fight extradition to the UK on 59 charges including rape and sex trafficking; a US judge denied bail, deeming their wealth and international travel a flight risk, and the UK has until Sept. 16 to submit a full extradition request. The case follows earlier Romanian indictments and adds to a lengthy international legal battle, with the brothers maintaining their innocence and their lawyers arguing they pose no danger and should be released pending extradition.
Britain’s Andrew and Tristan Tate asked a Florida court to release them on bail so they can fight extradition to the UK on rape, trafficking and related charges; U.S. prosecutors say they’re flight risks with multiple passports, while defense argues jail conditions are harsh as the extradition process proceeds alongside dozens of charges in the UK and Romania.
The White House said it will not block the extradition of Andrew and Tristan Tate to the UK amid dozens of new sex-crime charges, including rape and sex trafficking. US officials, including Karoline Leavitt and Marco Rubio, said Washington has no role to play in the extradition process. The charges, spanning 2010–2017 and including indecent-image offenses, were filed after UK prosecutors’ new indictments; the brothers were arrested in Miami, with previous investigations tied to Romania and a 2025 Florida probe.
Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared in a Miami federal court to start extradition to the United Kingdom on 59 charges, including rape and sex trafficking, with 38 new charges added. The brothers say they are innocent and will fight extradition, and a next hearing is set for July 27 as US authorities’ decision on extradition is expected within roughly 60 days. They have been detained in Florida since arrest near a bare-knuckle event, and face related charges in Romania and a US civil suit.
Andrew and Tristan Tate are set to return to the UK to face 21 criminal charges, including rape and human trafficking, after Romanian proceedings conclude. The brothers deny all allegations and are currently under investigation in Romania, with their return to the UK contingent on the resolution of these proceedings. The case involves complex legal and extradition issues, with the brothers maintaining their innocence amid media scrutiny.