The White House says President Donald Trump’s administration will not intervene in the extradition of social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate to the United Kingdom. At a White House press briefing, press secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked whether the administration would take action in the case. She responded that there are no plans to intervene, saying the question has already been addressed. Euronews reports the same position, citing US coverage, and notes that Andrew Tate has previously sought to build connections in the Trump orbit, including with Donald Trump Jr. and Barron Trump. While both outlets describe the White House stance, neither source indicates any shift in the extradition process or announces new US actions. The reporting therefore centers on the administration’s refusal to intervene, while acknowledging background public claims about outreach to members of the Trump family. The extradition matter remains described as proceeding through official channels without additional intervention from the Trump administration, according to the statements cited by the outlets.