yes in U.S. you follow U.S. law...but that's not the case here. And yes, the U.S. can kidnap him and bring him into U.S. so they can charge him with U.S. law..

yes in U.S. you follow U.S. law...but that's not the case here. And yes, the U.S. can kidnap him and bring him into U.S. so they can charge him with U.S. law...but they can't charge him in another country under U.S. law and expect him to get arrested...not unless they go through the whole extradition thing. But that's like saying, you fall under Chinese law, because they might send a hit squad to take you out for breaking their laws. Yes might generally equals right internationally, but for now they are trying to put up the pretense that U.S. cares about foreign relations.