<p>The Spanish government has decided to allow the extradition request from the Trump administration for James 'Fergie' Chambers to proceed in the country's courts. Chambers, a US citizen and donor to various humanitarian projects, is currently imprisoned in Madrid.</p><p>This case marks the first known instance of the US seeking to extradite a citizen over alleged support for Hamas, which is linked to financial contributions Chambers has made to support Palestinians, including the Sameer Project in Gaza.</p>
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Spain allows US extradition case against James 'Fergie' Chambers to proceed
The Spanish government has permitted the continuation of the US extradition case against James 'Fergie' Chambers, who is accused of supporting Hamas. Chambers, a US citizen and humanitarian donor, is currently imprisoned in Madrid.
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Spain allows US extradition case against James 'Fergie' Chambers to proceed