Huawei CFO to seek extradition stay citing Trump comments

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Which lawyers say disqualifies the US from pursuing the matter in Canada.

Huawei CFO to seek extradition stay citing Trump comments
Huawei's chief financial officer intends to seek a stay of extradition proceedings in part based on statements by President Donald Trump about the case, which her lawyers say disqualifies the United States from pursuing the matter in Canada. CFO Meng Wanzhou, 47, the daughter of Huawei Technologi...

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