Aeropirata estadounidense que vivia en Cuba desde 1984 regresa a EEUU, enfrenta una acusacion federal

William Potts, an American who hijacked a plane to Cuba nearly 30 years ago, returned to the US to face justice. In 1984, he hijacked a flight from New Jersey to Florida, hoping for guerrilla training in Cuba. Instead, he was imprisoned in Cuba for over 13 years. Potts later gained residency, married, and had children in Cuba. Before leaving, he expressed hope that US prosecutors would consider his Cuban imprisonment. Upon arrival in Miami, the FBI arrested him, and he faced federal charges of air piracy, which could result in a sentence of 20 years to life.

¿Qué sucedió con Potts al llegar al aeropuerto internacional de Miami?

¿Cuál es la posible sentencia que enfrenta Potts por el cargo federal de piratería aérea?