Former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez returns home to Honduras after US President Donald Trump pardons his 45-year sentence for drug trafficking, reports say. The ex-president arrives in Tegucigalpa area on a private flight and is greeted by family and supporters, with media outlets noting his brief public appearances soon after landing. Multiple reports say he is expected to face separate corruption-related cases in Honduras, including fraud and money laundering charges, despite the US pardon. One outlet reports that a Honduran court is set to deal with the case on August 3, and that an arrest warrant issued earlier was suspended in June, meaning he will not be detained upon arrival. Another report says a judge rules he will not be jailed while his fraud and money laundering trial proceeds. Al Jazeera also reports that Trump describes Hernandez’s US drug-trafficking case as a setup by the Biden administration. Sources also note Hernandez led Honduras from 2014 to 2022 and was extradited from Honduras to face the US drug trafficking charges before receiving the pardon.