An Illinois judge just ruled that Kyle Rittenhouse will be extradited to Wisconsin in a terse opinion accusing him of asking the court to 'ignore binding Illinois law'

Kyle Rittenhouse will be extradited to Wisconsin after an Illinois judge rejected his legal challenge on Friday.
The 17-year-old was charged with first-degree intentional homicide in August over the shooting of three people at anti-police-brutality protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Rittenhouse argued Wisconsin’s request to extradite him from Illinois violated his constitutional rights, but the Illinois judge said it wasn’t the court’s place to rule on those issues, accusing him of asking the court to “ignore binding Illinois law.”
The shooting sup sect, who was obsessed with Blue Lives Matter and has become a potent symbol for the right, has raised more than $1 million for his legal defense.
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An Illinois judge just ruled that Kyle Rittenhouse will be extradited to Wisconsin in a terse opinion accusing him of asking the court to ‘ignore binding Illinois law’