Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro, secures a U.S. green card, according to reports. NDTV says Eduardo Bolsonaro announced the move and stated he is relocating to protect himself, describing what he calls unjust persecution by Brazil’s Supreme Court. The same report frames the decision as a personal safeguard rather than an action taken to support his father, Jair Bolsonaro. Investing.com similarly reports that Eduardo Bolsonaro has obtained U.S. legal permanent residence. The accounts do not specify the exact timeline of the application or approval process, nor do they provide detailed information on the legal proceedings in Brazil that Eduardo Bolsonaro referenced. Both outlets focus on the change in his immigration status and his stated rationale for leaving Brazil. The reports present the green card as a significant development for Eduardo Bolsonaro, but they do not indicate that it resolves any underlying disputes. The situation continues to depend on Brazil’s ongoing legal and political context, as well as the terms of his U.S. immigration status.