Andrew Tate targeting Miami as the women’s group requires the version of

Ultraviolet, a prominent female women’s organization, launched a campaign that requires the issuance of the controversial influenced Andrew Tate by the United States. The move comes amid increasing reaction during his recent arrival in Florida and increasing control over the alleged role of Trump’s administration in facilitating his journey.

The campaign, launched on Thursday, includes posters with Miami with the “unwanted Miami” message in both English and Spanish. Posters have the image of Andrew Tate alongside a QR code associated with information on serious criminal allegations that he and his brother, Tristan Tate, face abroad.

The brothers, who hold a dual American and British nationality, landed in Florida on February 27, after the departure of Bucharest, where they are expecting trial of rape, trafficking, sex with minors and money laundering. They had been held under home restriction and in prison for more than two years in Romania before granted a temporary permission to travel.

At a press conference in the Wynwood area of ​​Miami, where the brothers reportedly remain, Rosa Valderrama’s UV manager criticized their presence in the US and showed fingers in Trump’s administration.

“Tate is a misogynistic influencer who has talked about rape women on camera and allegedly making money to teach other men how to sexually circulate women,” Valderrama said. “For a administration that claims to protect women, bringing sexual predator to the streets of Miami is hypocritical, reckless and dangerous.”

According to reports, Romanian prosecutors suspended the ban on brothers’ travel and raised the asset seizures after pressure from US officials. Specifically, Richard Grenell, a well -known Trump ally and former US ambassador, allegedly discussing the case with Romanian Foreign Minister Emil Hurezeanu during a Munich security conference earlier this year.

While the White House refused to know the liquidation of Tate Brothers’ travel brothers, Andrew Tate praised President Donald Trump when asked by reporters if the former president participated. “Trump is such a boss. It’s such a gangster,” Tate said.

Ultraviolet has now begun a report calling on US Attorney Pam Bondi, a close associate of Trump, to issue Tates in the United Kingdom, where they also want to be charged with sexual aggression dating back to 2012.

“Trump wants to portray itself as a female patron,” Valderrama said. “But his involvement to help Andrew Tate in the US reveals the real values ​​of the administration. Trump is not interested in protecting women.”

Florida officials also opened a criminal investigation into the tates. Attorney General James Uthmeier has previously announced that the state has worked with the partners of law enforcement worldwide to combat human trafficking and sexual abuse. However, the Attorney General’s office did not respond to media investigations into the investigation status.

Tate’s lawyer, Joseph McBride, rejected the investigation into a recent statement to the Guardian. “Florida’s criminal investigation is a weak attempt by a father-papal ruler to keep power and an unknown Attorney General aimed at building his reputation.

Under these circumstances, Andrew, 38, and Tristan, 36, must return to Bucharest before late March.

Tates’ presence in Florida has further ignited the internet dispute. A recent episode of their internet reality, Tate Confidential, described the brothers lying in a Miami mansion, smoking cigars and turning from the pool – a strong opposition to their pending legal battles.

Last week, Spotify removed a Podcast Andrew Tate titled Pimping Hoes after user complaints. The episode, part of the so -called “lesson” on “How to get girls quickly and easily”, was abolished for violating the platform’s policies. In one section, Tate said: “The reason why the sexual market is so pressed is because there are too many women out there who get attention without giving sex.”

Tate is also offended by Florida’s ruler Ron Desantis, who previously stated that the “toxic masculinity” of the brothers had no place in his state.

This story was informed on March 20, 2025, to clarify that Ultraviolet is looking for the Tate version, not the expulsion. As a US citizen, Tate cannot be deported. The campaign for its issuance in the United Kingdom or its return to Romania remains ongoing.