Justice Act: Mandating Extradition of Fugitives from Cuba for Serious Crimes.
This law mandates the US government to intensify diplomatic efforts to immediately secure the return of convicted felons and fugitives, including murderers and terrorists, currently sheltered in Cuba. The goal is to ensure justice for victims' families and uphold the rule of law by preventing criminals from escaping confinement abroad. Furthermore, the act halts specific US funding for Cuba until the regime complies with its extradition treaty obligations.
Key points
Requires the immediate extradition from Cuba of fugitives convicted of murder and terrorism, specifically naming Joanne Chesimard and William Morales.
Suspends US funding (from the International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement account) for programs in Cuba until the Cuban regime actively returns the fugitives.
The Secretary of State must report annually to Congress on diplomatic progress and assess Cuba's compliance with bilateral extradition treaties.
Status:
Expired
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