US President Donald Trump on Sunday said that Flávio Bolsonaro was treated “very shabbily” in Brazil and that he could stay in the United States for as long as he wanted.
“He got treated very, in my opinion, the election was a disgrace. “I will lead the opposition from here. “We had word that he had arrived in the United States. The family was admitted under humanitarian parole, allowing them to stay in the country for one year.
The former presidential candidate is under investigation regarding a sports betting matter and a probe concerning the production of a film about his father, Jair Bolsonaro, who served as Brazil’s president from 2019 to 2023, according to Brazilian authorities.
Speaking to reporters at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, said he has no plans to meet with Bolsonaro, who fled to the US after his election loss. He got treated very shabbily and he can stay here as long as he wants,” Trump said in Florida while attending a Halloween party at Mar-a-Lago. “I am the elected president, and the criminals who stole Brazil’s election are part of a criminal organization that has established a tyranny,” Bolsonaro said on X. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that the Trump administration did not help Bolsonaro leave Brazil for the United States after his election defeat to Lula da Silva While President Trump backed Bolsonaro and said that he and his family could be granted political asylum in the US. He had previously held a visa, and the president made a decision to allow him to enter the country,” Rubio said, adding that the US government was not “involved directly in any of the moves that were made. Earlier reporting noted: US President Donald Trump on Saturday said he had no plans to meet Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro but the defeated presidential candidate who fled Brazil following his election loss could remain in the United States “as long as he wants”.
Earlier reporting noted: According to a Wall Street Journal report, Trump personally approved the family’s entry into the US on Tuesday, following which Secretary of State Marco Rubio moved to issue visas.
After arriving in Florida, Bolsonaro released a statement saying he is the “elected president” of Brazil and added that he will lead the opposition from the US.
