Andrew and Tristan Tate are expected to ask for release from a federal jail in Miami while a US judge considers Britain's request to extradite them. The move would put the question of their custody before the court as the wider legal fight continues.
The brothers, known for their large social media followings, are being held in federal detention in the Florida city. Their legal effort in the United States is focused on whether they can be freed while they oppose the British bid to have them sent to the UK.
The extradition matter is tied to charges in Britain that include rape and assault, according to the report. For now, the US proceedings appear to be centered on two issues: whether the brothers should remain in jail and whether the British request can move forward.
A decision on release would not settle the broader extradition case, which remains under review. The case has drawn attention because it links a high-profile online presence with an international dispute involving US and British authorities.
