Between two nations that have long shared the burden of combating transnational crime, a quiet fracture is forming — not along ideological lines, but along the bureaucratic edges of visa policy. The Trump administration's sweeping restrictions on entry to the United States are catching Brazilian law enforcement personnel in the same net as other travelers, disrupting training, coordination, and joint operations that both countries depend on to confront drug trafficking, money laundering, and human smuggling. At a moment when criminal networks grow more fluid and hemispheric in their reach, the
Visa Restrictions Strain U.S.-Brazil Crime-Fighting Alliance
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