Shackled Tate brothers ask to be released from jail during extradition fight
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are seeking release from a federal detention center in Miami, where they have been held since their July 18 arrest. Their defense lawyers argued in court on Thursday that if Romanian authorities allowed them out of jail while challenging sex charges, then the U.S.

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AI-generatedSocial media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are seeking release from a federal detention center in Miami, where they have been held since their July 18 arrest. Their defense lawyers argued in court on Thursday that if Romanian authorities allowed them out of jail while challenging sex charges, then the U.S. should grant them freedom as they fight extradition to the United Kingdom. The brothers face rape and sex-trafficking charges from the UK. Their lawyers contend their high profile and social media activity make fleeing unlikely. No extradition hearing date has been set, and the UK has until mid-September to provide evidence.
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5 extractedMcBride believes the truth is on their side and calls them innocent, free, and good men.
Lawyer Joseph McBride stated he has not heard of a case where US Magistrate Lauren Louis allowed bail during an extradition hearing.
Their lawyers argue that their high profile and social media presence make fleeing unlikely.
The Tate brothers were arrested on July 18 in Miami on rape and sex-trafficking charges from the UK.
Andrew and Tristan Tate are seeking release from jail while fighting extradition to the UK.