The relationship between America’s most powerful couple and the hemisphere’s most precarious country is long and unique. The Clintons have wielded extraordinary influence in Haiti since before former President Bill Clinton ordered a U.S. invasion to restore Jean­-Bertrand Aristide to the presidency in 1994.

Katz and Shelley document the key roles Clinton and his wife Hillary Clinton, the former Secretary of State and now a candidate for U.S. President, have played in Haiti over the decades, from picking its national leaders to driving hundreds of millions of dollars in private aid, investment and U.S. taxpayer money toward its development. The couple’s network of power and money can be felt in almost every aspect of the Haitian economy.

The reporting team ask what the Clintons' work in Haiti has accomplished. With Katz as writer and Shelley as photographer, the two focus on the Clintons' projects and prospects in the Caribbean island nation, examining the implications of their intensive involvement, and what that tells us about the present in Haiti and the future foreign policy of another Clinton administration.