"extradite" as in to wrench out a server rack, bundle it into a helicopter in a blaze of sparks, and fly the server to the US in a helicopter under the depth of night? Unlikely.
Require US companies to follow US law and regulations, across global legal entities, even when the local law of locally incorporated entities is incompatible with US law, absolutely yes, that is required.
Require US companies to follow US law and regulations, across global legal entities, even when the local law of locally incorporated entities is incompatible with US law, absolutely yes, that is required.
Then why the hell would anyone build a company in the US?
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If the physical server is not in the US, can the US "extradite" the servers? Seems like that this is something on which a lawyer could comment.
"extradite" as in to wrench out a server rack, bundle it into a helicopter in a blaze of sparks, and fly the server to the US in a helicopter under the depth of night? Unlikely.
Require US companies to follow US law and regulations, across global legal entities, even when the local law of locally incorporated entities is incompatible with US law, absolutely yes, that is required.
Then why the hell would anyone build a company in the US?