Donald Trump says Flavio Bolsonaro can stay in U.S. as long as he wants amid Brazilian probes
Flavio Bolsonaro’s decision to go to the U.S. followed a ruling by a Brazilian Supreme Court Justice to revoke his passport shortly after his loss, as the candidate faces a pair of federal money-laundering probes in Brazil and police the…
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