Overview
- Coradi was notified by email that the U.S. Consulate in São Paulo had canceled her visa based on Section 221(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
- The consulate said it had obtained information that rendered her ineligible, gave her three business days to respond, and then confirmed the revocation after deeming her reply insufficient.
- Coradi denied any criminal record or illicit activity and said she has always provided truthful information in her visa applications, requesting the specific grounds for the decision.
- Her original visa was issued in 2018; after losing her passport, she obtained a new visa and traveled to Chicago in August 2025 for a political event before the cancellation notice arrived.
- PSOL condemned the action as persecution and intimidation, and Coradi called it an arbitrariness of President Donald Trump’s government, while the U.S. Embassy had not offered a substantive public explanation.