Flávio Bolsonaro arrives at Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport on Wednesday.
\n\nPresident Donald Trump and his aides helped Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, who faces multiple criminal investigations, flee Brazil and enter US, officials were quoted as saying in a New York Times report.
\n\nBolsonaro, who lost this week's presidential election to incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, arrived in Miami with his family on a private jet on Wednesday morning. US border officials granted them parole status, which allows a person to remain in the country temporarily. The jet was arranged by Jason Miller, a White House communications official, according to a person familiar with the arrangements. Trump later said on Wednesday that Bolsonaro had been given "a pass" to enter the US.
\n\nUS officials told The New York Times that Bolsonaro was likely to be granted permanent residency at a later stage. One official said his application for a green card would be processed quickly, following a similar arrangement for his younger brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro.
\n\nThe Department of Homeland Security said Bolsonaro and his family "were met and inspected by US Customs and Border Protection in accordance with applicable immigration laws and procedures. At the conclusion of the inspection…
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