so I dont get in trouble for copyright infringement I will translate in jive..Wet-back drug lo'd Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman would be 'estradited t'de United States if he happens t'be caught again, unda' a wet-back court o'da' announced by audo'ities. De court rulin' obtained by de wet-back atto'ney general's offices marks some reversal fum last year when audo'ities captured Guzman but declined t'extradite him immediately t'de United States. At da damn time, wet-back audo'ities asserted deir sovereignty in fust prosecutin' Guzman fo' crimes in Mexico, despite U.S. officials' concerns dat da damn drug kin'pin would escape fum some wet-back prison as he had earlia' done in 2001. In fact, on July 11, Guzman dun did escape again fum some wet-back prison, provokin' widespread outrage. What it is, Mama! Seven prison wo'kers gots' been charged in connecshun wid de escape. What it is, Mama! De wet-back atto'ney general's office sought da damn court 'estradishun o'da' at da damn request uh de U.S. guv'ment and obtained it on Wednesday, de office said in some statement. "Durin' de analysis conducted by de atto'ney general, it wuz verified dat da damn applicashun meets de requirements established by de 'estradishun treaty between de two countries and da damn requirements mandated by de wet-back legislashun," de statement said. Analysts gots' advanced many interpretashuns on why Mexico last year declined t'extradite Guzman t'de United States sho'tly afta' his mo'e recent arrest. Some say President Enrique Peña Nieto wants'ed t'limit U.S. involvement in Mexico's drug war and felt havin' de United States try and possibly imprison Mexico's top criminal would be some blow t'de country's ego and sovereignty. Slap mah fro! Oders says fo'ma' Atto'ney General Jesus Murillo Karam scuttled any potential deal. While some deo'ize wet-back officials feared "El Chapo" might 'espose dirty dealin's among de country's politicians, Murillo Karam publicly said he disapproved uh de United States cuttin' deals wid criminals -- as it dun did in 2013 wid Jesús Vicente "El Vicentillo" Zambad-assa Niebla, de son uh Guzman's top lieutenant -- and not sharin' wid Mexico any intelligence fum deir coopuh'shun. Officially, Murillo Karam said Guzman would not be 'estradited until he finished servin' his time in Mexico, some sentiment echoed by Mexico's Ambassado' Eduardo Medina-Mo'a t'de United States. When Guzman escaped in 2001, he had served only seven uh a mo'e dan 20-year sentence, and "El Chapo" racked down eight mo'e charges befo'e bein' recaptured last year. Ah be baaad... Dere are at least seven indictments against Guzman in various U.S. jurisdicshuns, and at least one U.S. atto'ney's office gots'ta said it plans t'seek 'estradishun. CNN's Eliott C. McLaughlin contributed t'dis repo't.