• Brazil has imposed new entry restrictions on migrants who are passing through the country as stopover passengers. The new rules require these migrants to have a valid visa or prior authorization to enter Brazil, even if they are not planning to stay in the country. This measure is aimed at preventing migrants from attempting to enter Brazil illegally during their stopover.

• The restrictions apply to migrants from certain countries, including Venezuela, Haiti, and Cuba, who are transiting through Brazilian airports on their way to other destinations. These migrants will now need to obtain a visa or prior authorization from the Brazilian government before they can enter the country, even if they are not planning to stay.

• The Brazilian government says the new entry restrictions are necessary to address the growing number of migrants attempting to enter the country illegally during stopovers. Officials argue that these measures will help to improve border security and prevent human trafficking and other illegal activities related to migration.