Greg Farris wrote:
In article .com,
says...


Americans always get ****ed off when the U.S. deports U.S. citizens to
stand trail in foreign countries. Why do you think this will be
different?


With all due respect, you're being a bit hard-headed about it.
You keep responding with generalities about extradition and US marshals
and all that jazz, when what people here are trying to say to you is that
it is, in fact, the specifics of this case that make it appear likely they
will not be going back there. Who knows, we may be wrong - but that's what
it looks like.

I"m not sure why you say that. I think the gov't fully expects them to
return. I'm not sure why there were down there but its also likely that
their jobs require frequent returns there. In anycase, to do return,
without legal resolution means they are living life on the run and may
be arrested at any point in the U.S. No the way most people like to
live. It also prevents them from being employable by any airline
(outstanding warrents in any country)

-Robert