Frank Connor and Trooper Werner Foerster Justice Act
This act aims to compel Cuba to extradite individuals wanted by the U.S. justice system who are hiding on its territory. Citizens may feel an increased sense of security as the U.S. government seeks to hold accountable those accused of serious crimes, including terrorism and murder. The act requires the U.S. government to regularly report on progress and withholds certain funds from Cuba until it fulfills its obligations.
Key points
Requires Cuba to extradite wanted criminals, including terrorists and murderers, who have found refuge there.
Mandates the Secretary of State to report annually on efforts to bring these individuals to the U.S.
Withholds funding for drug control and law enforcement programs in Cuba until it meets extradition conditions.
Introduced
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