Tate brothers arrive in Florida after Romania lifts travel ban

Right-wing influencer Andrew Tate, who along with his brother Tristan is facing trial in Romania for human trafficking and organized sexual exploitation, has arrived in Florida.

The Tate brothers, who departed on a private jet early Thursday, deny all charges, claiming they are "misunderstood."

The brothers, who are British-American nationals were able to leave Romania after prosecutors lifted a two-year travel ban. Romanian authorities however, stress that this decision does not mean the case against them has been dropped. They remain under judicial supervision and are required to report to authorities regularly.

Their departure has raised speculation over possible political influence from the Trump administration. President Donald Trump, however, has denied any involvement. The Tate brothers have been vocal supporters of Trump, with Tristan Tate claiming that his brother Andrew has helped sway millions of young men to back the U.S. president.