New US-Britain extradition treaty 'not aimed at Irish Americans'

President George Bush’s administration today defended a new extradition treaty beween the US and Britain, maintaining it was not aimed at Irish Americans as some critics claim.

President George Bush’s administration today defended a new extradition treaty beween the US and Britain, maintaining it was not aimed at Irish Americans as some critics claim.

Officials from the State Department and the Justice Department told the Senate Foreign Relation Committees any delay in approval would have serious consequences in law enforcement cooperation with the British, particularly in terrorism cases.

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