The Trump administration is opening the door to Brazilian Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro and his family after his defeat in Brazil's presidential election.
A senior State Department official confirms the U.S. will issue visas to the conservative lawmaker, who left Brazil just days after losing to President Lula.
Bolsonaro's departure comes as Brazilian authorities investigate alleged financial crimes, which he denies, and after a court ordered him to surrender his passports.
Read more about his move to the U.S. and the legal battle unfolding back home: https://t.co/PffKyxGov8
Attention American people: this man is a criminal who has just entered your country. He is armed, he is dangerous and may rob you. Deport him immediately so he can be arrested in Brazil #DeportTheBolsonaros
Little @SecRubio is excited for breaking the law in America and Brazil to help a terrorist amd violent criminal like Bolsonaro.
Rubio loves and protects criminals
@_janoninho_fc Fortaleçam a hashtag #DeportTheBolsonaros usando esse vídeo com legenda em inglês para mostrar aos americanos quem é Flávio Bolsonaro de verdade
Dear Americans, while your country is facing every possible problem, and in the middle of midterms, this is what your secretary of state is busy doing: helping foreign criminals flee their countries (Rubio articulated with the Bolsonaros to get Flávio out).
Always interfering.