The White House extended its Brazil national emergency on July 28, 2026, keeping the 2025 declaration active until at least July 30, 2027, citing censorship and human rights concerns.
U.S.-Brazil Relations
Key Facts
—Extension date. The White House extended the Brazil national emergency on July 28, 2026, keeping it active until at least July 30, 2027.
—Legal basis. The emergency was originally declared in Executive Order 14323 on July 30, 2025, by President Donald Trump.
—Stated justification. The White House cited censorship by Brazilian courts, human rights violations, and political persecution of a former president and his supporters.
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