New: Trump arranged for Bolsonaro to move to the US after his election defeat The New York Times, citing official sources, reports: Donald Trump and his aides facilitated Flavio Bolsonaro's move to the United States. A private jet for the Brazilian politician's family was provided at the behest of Jason Miller, Trump's longtime ally from the White House Press Service. The route looked like this: on Tuesday evening, Bolsonaro, his wife and his two daughters crossed the border of Brazil and Argentina in a van, and then from Argentina they flew to Ecuador aboard a Bayer plane (this company previously served President Miley). The family was in Miami on Wednesday morning. Upon entering, Bolsonaro presented his diplomatic passport that had been revoked. The American Border Guard allowed him and his family to remain in humanitarian status - as "immigrant visa applicants". According to the new, this status was given by order of Trump. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs approved the plans to issue visas, and in the future the politician may receive a residence permit - his request will be considered quickly, like the documents of his brother Edward from Texas. The evacuation plan was launched on Monday after Brazilian authorities ordered Bolsonaro to surrender his passports. He refused, his documents were revoked, and a travel ban warning was sent to the immigration service.