Trinidad and Tobago has officially ended the United States’ decade-long attempt to extradite disgraced former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, who has faced multiple corruption allegations.
On Tuesday, September 23, 2025, High Court judge Karen Reid ruled that Warner would not be extradited, declaring that the legal proceedings against him were “permanently stayed.” The decision followed arguments by his lead attorney, Fyard Hosein, who maintained that there was no valid extradition agreement between the two nations at the time the U.S. Justice Department
