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.
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"
Doesn't a treaty work both ways?
If one party breaks the treaty,doesn't that nullify the treaty or do you keep your side of a one-sided treaty?
Are you willing to obey ANY law that gets passed?
The next time you go one mile over the speed limit, go to the nearest cop, tell them you broke the law and demand a ticket.