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  He has an open “wire fraud” charge in Brazil. When he was younger he took some checks. He used a check to purchase shoes for a friend.
  The friend took the shoes and tried to exchange them, not knowing the crime he committed. The shopkeeper recognized them, and followed the friend to find santos, who was going under an alias. 
  Dumb childish stuff but seems par for the course with this clown. Apparently the charge is still open and it’s an offense in both countries, meaning he could legally be extradited. 
  I’d say this is highly unlikely, because usually the place looking for you pays the cost of extradition.  I once had an open warrant for two felonies that weren’t going to pay off well for 7 years. Every time I got stopped at airports and stuff, they would call over there and the authorities would decline to come get me. I literally ended up going back to court after 7 years and they were like why the fuck are you even back here? They hit me with like a $2k fine and dropped both charges.
  Edit: source
context: “This is troubling in so many ways. Certainly, he’s lied repeatedly,” said Brady, who is retiring from the House. “He certainly is going to have to consider resigning.” Brady said a decision about whether Santos steps down is one “to be made between he and the voters who elected him.”
  
  Trump’s false or misleading claims total 30,573 over 4 years >
  
  Lol, so should consider resigning means should run for reelection. >
  
  Lied so much they might make him the GOP presidential candidate. >
  
  Why not? I heard he was Trumps right-hand man even above Jared and Ivanka. Had a special direct line to the WH. >
  
  He should be in jail, lying about everything to gain a seat in the fucking US CONGRESS should be a fucking law for fuckety fucks sake. >
  
  Isn’t he wanted in Brazil- just extradite him >
  
  I hadn't heard about this. Details or link?