I am a Brazilian journalist, and I have been closely following the criminal investigations involving Flávio Bolsonaro here in Brazil. Will American taxpayers be asked to pay to protect Flávio Bolsonaro? He is under investigation in Brazil for suspected corruption, money laundering, and illegal financial transactions. The financing network behind “Dark Horse,” the film about his father, is under federal investigation over financial connections to a company suspected of laundering money for the PCC, one of Brazil’s largest drug-trafficking organizations. He previously honored Adriano da Nóbrega, accused of leading a militia. His political allies Rodrigo Bacellar and Márcio Canella have both been arrested in organized-crime-related investigations. Bacellar is now a defendant in a case involving obstruction of an investigation into Comando Vermelho, another major drug-trafficking organization. His close friend Willer Tomaz is also under investigation alongside him in a suspected money-laundering scheme involving online gambling. These are documented connections and ongoing investigations, not criminal convictions. Is this really someone the United States should offer protection to at American taxpayers’ expense?