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When Vinnie Terranova disappears, McPike fears he has been kidnapped by a right-wing Salvadoran death squad, and his investigation locks him into a reluctant alliance with Michael Santana, a disbarred Cuban-American Federal prosecutor contracted by Terranova shortly before he disappeared.

When Vinnie Terranova disappears, McPike fears he has been kidnapped by a right-wing Salvadoran death squad, and his investigation locks him into a reluctant alliance with Michael Santana, a disbarred Cuban-American Federal prosecutor contracted by Terranova shortly before he disappeared.

The arrival of a shipload of Haitian "boat people" in Miami inadvertently interferes in Santana and McPikes's plans to catch Guzman in an illegal act, and opens up a new case.

Santana impresses Guzman with his trustworthiness and finds himself getting deeper into Guzman's operations, a move that endangers his father and Dahlia.

Santana learns the details of Guzman's money laundering operation and comes face to face with the drug lord who cost him his job as a Federal prosecutor.

Still convinced of Santana's loyalty, Guzman instructs him to deliver $85 million in bearer bonds to El Salvador. After Santana is captured by Salvadoran soldiers who try to rob him, a team of agents arrest Guzman as he tries to save himself with information about Terranova's killers.

When his brother-in-law disappears, Santana is drawn into a web of police corruption.

Hillary asks Frank and Santana for help in a lawsuit involving defective aircraft parts.

Santana goes after a group of high school drug dealers who shot his niece after she witnessed the murder of her high school principal.