🇧🇷🇺🇸❌⚖️ — Congressman Alexandre Ramagem (PL-RJ) said that he is safe in the United States and that any judicial persecution from Supreme Federal Court (STF) justices will not advance, with the U.S. granting formal protection to the newest Brazilian political persecuted figure.

"I protected my family from the serious injustices and persecutions suffered in Brazil.

I will not back down in the face of the dictatorship of the robe, marked by the abuses of the violator of human rights.

I will continue fighting for truth, for freedom, and for the protection and prosperity of the Brazilian family."

📹 He also states in the video that, for any measure to be carried out, the minister would need to send a formal request to the U.S. government.

"Just send it formally here and wait for the declaration from the greatest free, truly democratic nation in the world. They also say that I am a fugitive. First, I didn’t come here to hide, but to work for Brazil however I can. And to be a fugitive, you need a judicial decision. So, I am regular. I can indeed continue my parliamentary activities, even at a distance, just like many from various parties also do.

It is time to push for amnesty. If it is brought to a vote, it passes. It gets approved in the Chamber and in the Senate. Where is the agribusiness caucus? Are they going to side with the destroyers of the country? Where is the evangelical caucus? Are they going to side with those who persecute, who are against the family, against Christian values?!"

Alexandre Ramagem (@delegadoramagem) 🖇

🇧🇷🇺🇸💥⚖️👨‍⚖ — 💬 Federal congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL), who is exiled in the United States, spoke with former White House strategist Steve Bannon on the program War Room, from the outlet Real America’s Voice. In the interview, he asked the government of President Donald Trump to toughen the sanctions already applied to Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes (STF) and to expand the reach of the penalties to other Brazilian authorities who support the magistrate’s actions

🇧🇷 During the conversation, according to the video aired by War Room, Eduardo stated that Moraes “does not act alone” and argued that the Magnitsky Act — already applied to the justice — should be extended to more names in Brazil’s high-ranking leadership. He cited the Attorney General of the Republic (PGR), Paulo Gonet, as an example of an authority who, in his view, should be included in the measures.

🔍 Eduardo also argued that Washington should reinforce the enforcement of rules related to the sanctions within the Brazilian financial system. In his words, it would be necessary “to enforce American law to ensure that Brazilian banks and the financial system comply with United States legislation,” which, according to him, would reduce loopholes and increase the effectiveness of the restrictions imposed on Moraes.