[EricT.]

So three americans were arrested in Mexico, and let out on bail. Then they jumped bail, and fled the country. And there are conservatives who think they did nothing wrong, and that the warrent for their arrest is unjustified?

Mexican laws aren't worth wiping the undigested remains of a bad burrito from one's backside. The truth is that Dog, Leland, and Youngblood failed to bribe the right people. Mexico is a thirdworld cesspool, run by narco-terrorists, and policed by corrupt thugs. I would put Mexican laws in the same category as Somalia's or Zimbabwe's laws. I am actually surprised that "conservatives" would place Mexican laws up there with American laws.

[Republican Wildcat]

A treaty that we signed and ratified is a U.S. law...

[CharlesWayneCT]

I don't put mexican laws "up there". I put valid U.S. Signed treaties up there, as they ARE U.S. laws. We have a valid treaty of extradition, and we are operating under that treaty, which has the force of U.S. law.

It remains to be seen if Dog will actually be extradited. But taking him into custody was the appropriate action under U.S. law.