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I'm not sure what you would've liked to have happen here? Canada has a valid extradition treaty with the US. It was a lawful arrest of a person who violated Am
by mcrae 7y ago
I'm not sure what you would've liked to have happen here?
Canada has a valid extradition treaty with the US. It was a lawful arrest of a person who violated American law.
Should Canada not follow it's own international agreements so that it can meet your standard of "standing up the the US"? Don't be ridiculous.
- throwaway7921 7y agoCanada has rejected US extradition requests before.
- majia 7y agoCanada law doesn’t allow extradition if the prosecution is politically motivated. When trump said Meng’s case could be part of a trade deal, it shows the political nature. Yet canada chose not to reject the request because of US pressure.