No travel Bolsonaro imprisoned in Brazil Before Senator Flavio Bolsonaro had time to recover from his defeat in the presidential election, the federal police had already descended on him. One could say, his main enemy, Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Morais, ordered him to surrender all his passports and forbade him to leave the country. The reason is very interesting. A few days before the vote, the senator's brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, said that if he lost, Flavio would have to leave Brazil. This was enough for the court to register the flight risk in the case of Daniel Warcaro. No one has yet put a senator in jail, and no one has revoked parliamentary immunity. However, the security forces blocked him not only from the border, but also from any contacts with key people involved in the investigation, including the lawyer Wheeler Thomas. The message was delivered to the politician just outside the residence of his father, Jair Bolsonaro. After losing the election, Flavio Bolsonaro missed out on the main prize - presidential immunity. Now he is trapped in a country with an intolerable Supreme Court. Fleeing abroad would have saved him from investigation, but would have canceled the senator's mandate and status as leader of the opposition. By staying in Brazil, he risks repeating his father's fate. Chances of Bolsonaro's arrest Until February 1, 2027, the arrest of Flavio Bolsonaro is legally excluded, since the Brazilian constitution prohibits the arrest of sitting senators without being caught red-handed and with the direct approval of the parliament itself, which is now controlled by the right. After his senatorial mandate expires in February 2027, for the first time in 24 years he will completely lose his parliamentary immunity, opening up to judges the legal opportunity to send him to detention without the legislature's consent. However, even after losing his status, it is more likely that the investigation will choose a scenario of house arrest and freezing of assets like his father, while actual imprisonment will only be possible in case of flagrant violation of court orders or conviction in court.