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The child has no legal position as in both countries, a 13 year old is considered a minor and not of legal age to make such a decision. The custodial parent has the right to petition the courts in the UK to compel the non-custodial parent to return the child (extradition) and things could get ugly (failure to comply could be grounds for kidnapping charges, enforceable in both countries). I'm sure the 13 year old wouldn't want to see their mum jailed over their refusal to return to the states.

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