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U.S. to revoke visas from other seven justices from Brazil's top court, O Globo reports

ReutersJul 19, 2025 1:08 AM

SAO PAULO, July 18 (Reuters) - United States will revoke visas from other seven justices of Brazilian Supreme Court, in addition to judge Alexandre de Moraes, local newspaper O Globo reported on Friday, without citing its source.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced earlier the immediate visa revocations from "Moraes and his allies on the court, as well as their immediate family members", citing court orders against former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

The only judges from Brazilian Supreme Court who would not have their visas revoked would be Andre Mendonca and Nunes Marques, both named under Bolsonaro's administration, and justice Luiz Fux.

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