The United Kingdom has spent years building its case against Andrew and Tristan Tate in the press.
Today a federal judge took the next step towards setting the final extradition hearing.
It's time for the UK to put up or shut up.
And they haven't even given us a name.
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🚨BREAKING: A FINAL EXTRADITION HEARING DATE for Andrew & Tristan Tate has now been requested. 👀
A new court order signed today by U.S. Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis gives both sides 7 DAYS to submit proposed dates for the final extradition hearing.
I’m convicted that Andrew & Tristan Tate surely want the hearing as soon as possible to prove their innocence and get out of detention.
On the other hand, the UK government will try to set the hearing for as late as possible to slow the process.
As of yesterday, they requested to seal the “evidence from the public,” which raises serious questions about whether they even have evidence at all.
To me, the case appears very weak, and the UK knows that, so they’re trying to slow the process down to keep the Tates locked up.
It’s been 74 days of solitary confinement now.
Time to bring an end to this inhumane treatment.
I have spent 73 days locked inside the SHU.
As of writing this letter, the U.K. has requested the "evidence" against me to be sealed from the public.
They do not want you to see the "evidence" against me.
Why?
Because I am an innocent man, locked in a cell, at the request of a government that hates me.
MAKE MY FILE PUBLIC. LET THE WORLD SEE WHY I AM IN HERE.
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TATE UPDATE: 🚨🚨🚨
The State Department received the UK’s formal extradition requests on September 9.
The Government has given us only two letters confirming that the requests arrived.
The requests themselves have not been provided.
Therefore, we still do not know the accusers' names.
The complaint identifies them only as “Complainant A” and “Complainant B.”
Article 8 of the Treaty requires a warrant, a charging document, and information providing a reasonable basis to believe Andrew and Tristan committed the alleged offenses.
None of those materials has been produced to the Court or to us.
The Government will say we are not entitled to them.
We will tell the Government that Article 8 demands them.
Absent meaningful proof, such as an accuser’s name, it is entirely reasonable to infer that this is a political case.
A prosecution with evidence produces it.
This cloak-and-dagger act speaks to the deception behind these accusations and to their weakness.
Under Article 4 of the Treaty, extradition shall not be granted if the Executive Branch determines that the request was politically motivated.
THIS IS A POLITICAL PERSECUTION.
My situation is deteriorating.
Despite spending 61 days in the SHU, the punitive unit for inmates who attack other prisoners and guards, I have once again had my conditions downgraded.
Since the time I have come into this jail I have been forced to endure punitive housing.
During my time here, I have watched men come and go, men who have stabbed other inmates.
These men are only forced to stay in these cells for 7 days until rereleased to general population.
I have been here for 61 days and counting.
Today, I was informed that I was finally changing cells.
However, I was moved to another cell inside the same SHU unit in far worse condition than my past one.
I no longer have hot water of any kind.
I no longer have air conditioning of any kind.
I have a serious roach infestation, with 10/15 visible roaches on the ceiling and walls at any one time no matter how many I kill.
I have stone-cold water and filth. That’s it. NOTHING else.
My last cell was already the minimum which could be attributed to me inside of this prison, they’ve found a WORSE cell and forced me to move.
There is absolutely no reason for this to be happening.
I understand FDC Miami has received thousands of complaints due to the conditions they house inmates in.
I understand that after large-scale protests, ICE detainees are no longer held in the SHU unit because of the damage done to their physical and mental health. So illegals are too good for these rooms, but I’m in one.
I, an American citizen, here legally, with zero criminal record globally and no accusations of crime in the United States, am held in the SHU unit.
This is a cruel and unusual punishment. This violates civil rights.
This is being done to me on purpose.
I have done nothing but show respect to every single guard. I have been kind to everyone. I have sat in the SHU for 61 days, longer than anyone currently in custody, sitting in the dark and filth focused on my breathing. I have endured.
Yet they do not respect me for this, in fact the senior staff sees me as a fool for being patient and respectful. As prisoners who flood cells and attack guards get moved to better conditions and I am ignored.
I have repeatedly requested the attention of senior staff regarding my conditions who are now refusing to talk to me. Last time their attention was requested he apparently replied “fuck that guy”
Why? I've only been nice to him. I called him sir. I smile and nod my head. I've done nothing to this man which could be considered negative by the furthest stretch of any imagination.
The last time he spoke to me, was two weeks ago, when during Rec he stormed into the yard with other guards, handcuffed me and Tristan behind our backs and screamed in our faces.
He screamed with rage, as if somebody kicked his dog, foaming at the mouth… because we had extra books in our cell. He lost his mind over books. I've never seen a man so angry, over a book.
I felt sorry for him.
Tristan and I said nothing and apologized despite the fact it was pathetic.
I haven’t seen him since, and he’s downgrading my conditions and leaving me to rot.
I would like to add there are good staff here, hard-working men and women who know what is happening to me is unfair and understand this place isn’t fit for humans. They repeatedly apologize to me and state that the senior staff have never treated other high-profile prisoners this way. I'm the only one.
Nobody knows the reason why this is happening. But someone is ordering it. This is my life, I am living it and it is brutal.
I have been left with no choice but to take legal action against FDC Miami for the conditions of my confinement. This is a civil rights issue. I do not ask for special treatment.
I asked to be treated the same as any other prisoner and American citizen.
In fact, I ask to be treated as well as an ILLEGAL.
Not only am I in jail, I have been downgraded by 95% from what normal prisoners receive.
I have prepared a package, currently with my legal and PR teams, of every single infraction I have witnessed in this facility. The corruption, the lack of recreation, the filth, the unsanitary conditions.
ANYONE who has previously complained against this facility can contact my legal team. I understand they have tortured thousands of people, and all of them were not even treated as badly as I am being treated.
There is no ambiguity here - what is happening to me is against the law.
There is absolutely no reason for FDC to be treating men this way, whether they are American citizens or otherwise. They are deliberately torturing me.
The Romanians treated me better than this.
To all Main Stream News outlets, if you want to understand why this facility received thousands of complaints, I have the story and the proof - contact my team immediately.
I would never kill myself.
Tristan: I’m super glad I’m here.
Me: Why
Tristan: My life purpose wasn’t to have 10 kids or get rich or even be famous, I never cared about any of that.
I just wanted to make sure you’re ok.
So I’m glad I’m in here with you.
I am being framed in front of the entire world.
Everybody knows what is happening to me.
If they can do this to me, with the whole world watching, imagine what they can do to people without cameras watching.
🚨⚠️BREAKING: Andrew Tate's bail was DENIED
Andrew Tate has served over 50 days in solitary
No Epstien Client has served jail time
Lindsey Clancy is celebrated
Diddy continues to reduce his sentence
But Andrew Tate is the problem for teaching men to be strong ⁉️
🚨🧵🧵ROLL CALL: TATE SUPPORTERS THREAD🧵🧵🚨
Many of you saw the brave supporters at the protests in Miami doing push-ups. Some of you wished you could have been there, shoulder to shoulder with your brothers, but not everyone was able to make it.
NOW’S YOUR CHANCE.
Drop and give us ONE ALL-OUT SET OF PUSH-UPS as an act of solidarity for the movement. 💪🏻
If the Tates have positively impacted your life and you appreciate the risks they’ve taken, make the brave choice and show your support.
Denied bail does NOT mean guilty.
And it definitely does NOT mean game over.
ROLL CALL. WHO’S IN? 🫡
DM me your video of your set and tag a friend in the comments of the thread that you want to challenge on this post. I’ll add your set to the thread and tag you.
Let’s see how many people around the world are willing to step up, push themselves to their limit, and stand in solidarity.
One set. One message. One movement.✊🏻✊🏻
#FREETHETATES
@Cobratate@TateTheTalisman@AmirSubasic1971@McBrideLawNYC
STATEMENT OF JOSEPH D. MCBRIDE, ESQ., COUNSEL FOR ANDREW AND TRISTAN TATE: THE PROCESS IS THE PUNISHMENT
MIAMI, Florida — Today, United States Magistrate Judge Lauren F. Louis denied Andrew and Tristan Tate’s Motion for Release Pending Extradition Proceedings. We respect the Court. We profoundly disagree with Judge Louis’ decision to keep Andrew and Tristan in federal custody.
Andrew and Tristan have now spent fifty-three days in federal custody at the United Kingdom’s request. They have not been convicted of a crime. They have not been ordered extradited. The Court has not heard the merits of extradition because the United Kingdom has not yet filed its formal request and supporting materials.
The Treaty gives Britain sixty days. It is using them.
But time is not neutral when one side is preparing papers, and the other is sitting in a cell. Every additional day belongs to the United Kingdom on paper and is taken from Andrew and Tristan in life.
The cruelty is simple: Britain gets sixty days to build its case while Andrew and Tristan rot in a federal jail.
The process is the punishment.
Andrew and Tristan lose their liberty first and challenge the evidence later. This is the cold machinery of extradition: rules and deadlines move forward with deliberate indifference to the human lives caught inside them.
By the time the merits are heard, more than sixty days of liberty may already be gone without a finding of guilt or a judgment of extradition. No later victory can give that time back.
And these are not ordinary days. Andrew and Tristan have endured the severe restrictions of administrative segregation inside a federal detention center. It is easy to describe detention in the antiseptic language of motions, hearings, and docket entries.
It is something else to live inside that cell, hour after hour, day after day, while no court has yet heard the merits of the foreign government’s case. Before anyone treats another week of confinement as a procedural inconvenience, I invite them to spend one day under those conditions.
Meanwhile, Romania has acted. Andrew and Tristan have now been indicted there while detained in Miami, thousands of miles from their Romanian lawyers and approximately 30 terabytes of information.
Eugen C. Vidineac, their Romanian counsel, told the Court under oath that they are needed to prepare the defense, and Judge Louis recognized the prejudice their detention creates.
The Government told the Court that FDC Miami could provide videoconferencing with Romania. The Court noted that representation was “not substantiated by evidence.”
This morning, my clients tried. The connection failed. You cannot defend a 30-terabyte criminal case across an ocean through a jailhouse connection that does not work.
Andrew and Tristan deny the allegations and are prepared to confront them with evidence in open court.
Release would acquit them of nothing.
It would simply allow them to prepare their defense.
For fifty-three days, Britain has had the benefit of time. Andrew and Tristan have paid for it with their liberty.
On September 16, that time expires.
The process has been the punishment.
Now produce the evidence.
FREE ANDREW AND TRISTAN TATE