> Why would the Bahamas not complain? Because most countries are, in the general sense, not hugely interested in harboring (or even letting in) foreign crimina

> Why would the Bahamas not complain? Because most countries are, in the general sense, not hugely interested in harboring (or even letting in) foreign criminals. He's not a Bahamian national, they have zero reason to not turn him over. The only reason they might want to keep him is to get their pound of flesh, given that he's also defrauded Bahamian citizens, but they seem to be quite happy with letting Uncle Sam foot the bill for prosecuting and jailing him.