Maduro faces a June 2027 trial in Manhattan federal court on multiple counts from a 2020 indictment, including narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation, weapons offenses, and a recent superseding indictment adding torture conspiracy allegations tied to repression in Venezuela. US forces seized him in January 2026, and he has pleaded not guilty while pursuing dismissal motions on immunity and jurisdictional grounds, with a hearing set for November. Prosecutors have rejected head-of-state immunity claims, noting the current Venezuelan government has not asserted it. The breadth of charges, ongoing pretrial litigation, and typical outcomes in complex federal conspiracy cases contribute to trader views that conviction on every count remains uncertain.