Tough US jail for Ali Charaf Damache if extradited from Ireland

A man with Irish citizenship who is wanted in the US on charges linked to the Jihad Jane international terror plot faces being held in one of the country’s top security prisons if extradited.

Tough US jail for Ali Charaf Damache if extradited from Ireland
Tue, 25 Mar, 2014 - 17:07

A man with Irish citizenship who is wanted in the US on charges linked to the Jihad Jane international terror plot faces being held in one of the country’s top security prisons if extradited.

Ali Charaf Damache, 48, has been refused a stay on a High Court application by American authorities seeking his surrender for trial.

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