Press Release: Kamlager-Dove and Meeks Seek State Department Explanation for Brazil Visa Revocation
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Congress members question the State Department’s revocation of Brazil’s ambassador’s visa, warning it could strain bilateral relations.
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Lawmakers seek State Department explanation: Reps. Sydney Kamlager-Dove and Gregory W. Meeks, joined by 10 other House members, said they are asking the State Department to explain its decision to revoke the diplomatic visa of Brazilian Ambassador Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti.
Concerns raised about U.S.-Brazil ties: In their letter, the lawmakers said the move could strain relations with Brazil, which they described as an important democratic, security, and trading partner. They also said Congress should understand why the department “departed from established practices.”
Broader context cited: The letter also criticized what the members described as Trump administration efforts affecting Brazil’s 2026 elections, including meetings with former President Bolsonaro, sanctions on Supreme Court Justice de Moraes, and comments about Brazil’s electoral integrity.
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