Flávio Bolsonaro admitted to US on humanitarian parole, records show

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Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro was admitted to the United States under a humanitarian parole authorization, according to immigration records, allowing him to stay for one year. The entry document, issued October 28, 2026, grants Flávio and his family temporary permission to remain until October 27, 2027, despite initial indications that formal visas would be issued. The "DT" admission class permits entry at the border for humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit. Flávio arrived in Miami on Wednesday after traveling through Argentina with an Italian passport. His Brazilian passports were canceled following a Supreme Court order, and US President Donald Trump confirmed he authorized the entry, calling the Bolsonaros "decent people."


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