18 Suspects in Haiti President Moise’s Assassination Extradited to US for Trial

The extradition shifts the accountability process for Moise's killing from a Haitian judicial system widely seen as stalled into US federal court, giving prosecutors subpoena power and access to cooperating witnesses that Haitian proceedings lacked. The move matters most for Haitian civil society, which has waited years for answers, and for Washington, which now owns a politically sensitive case touching on Haiti's security collapse. Whether the Florida trials produce convictions — and whether they implicate figures beyond the eighteen transferred — is the open question.