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Well, Facebook does allow you to download your profile[1], so Google could just write an importer for that.

[1]: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/10/07/1250242/Facebook-Imp...

Last time I checked, you could only see the names of your friends in Facebook's profile export archive -- there were no metadata whatsoever (e.g. IDs or profile links). I don't think names themselves are enough to port your social graph.

Well, for Gmail users, it shouldn't be hard to match names with specific people, if they have them in their contacts.

I don't know exactly what's the file format from FB backup, but it might be possible to identify linked users based on similar content (as long as both users have already uploaded their profile to Google+).

Ask Apple what negotiations with Facebook are like when your goal is to copy their entire dataset and build a competitor. Nobody would be stupid enough to allow this with their own business.

Import to hotmail or windows live and then import into Google+ done.

There is no facebook import option yet.

Its probably more likely google buys Facebook! So don't hold your breath on facebook letting any of there data slip into google+.