Brazil Revokes Credentials of US Immigration Officer, Federal Police Chief Says
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Brazil revokes credentials of US immigration officer, federal police chief says
BRASILIA, April 22 - Brazil's Federal Police revoked the credentials allowing a Brasilia-based U.S. immigration officer to access some of its data, the police head said on Wednesday, citing a similar move made by the U.S. government. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Andrei Rodrigues told Studio i, of Globonews, that American police officer working in cooperation at the PF headquarters in Brasilia will no longer have access to the Brazilian building or database. On Monday, the US did the same with a Brazilian delegate working in Miami
On Monday, the Trump government called for the removal of the delegate responsible for the operation that led to the arrest of former federal deputy Alexandre Ramagem (PL-RJ)
The Director-General of the Federal Police (PF), Andrei Rodrigues, revealed this Monday (22) that he withdrew the diplomatic credentials of a United States official working in Brazil. The measure was adopted after delegate Marcelo Ivo de Carvalho was expelled from the United States. The delegate participated in the arrest of former federal deputy and former director of the Brazilian Intelligence Agency (ABIN), Alexandre Ramagem, which occurred o…
The Director General of the Federal Police (PF), Andrei Rodrigues, said on Wednesday, 22, having removed the diplomatic credentials of a U.S. server, an American immigration agent, who acts at the headquarters of the PF in Brasilia. The measure, according to him, was taken in the field of reciprocity, after the Trump government expelled the delegate of the PF... The post I withdrew the credentials of the U.S. server, says Director General of the…
The Director General of the Federal Police of Brazil, Andrei Rodrigues, has already taken action of reciprocity against American attaché
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