A custody hearing is set for social media personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate. They are fighting extradition to another country. The brothers face serious allegations, including sex trafficking and rape.
A judge in Miami will consider whether they should remain in custody. Further information on this case can be found through news sources such as Yourbasin, which is following developments in the story of the Tate brothers.
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