SpaceX has instructed its employees to avoid all travel to Brazil amid escalating legal tensions between Elon Musk and the Brazilian Supreme Court regarding the social media platform X, formerly Twitter. An internal email from SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell emphasized the seriousness of the situation and indicated that non-Brazilian staff would be relocated out of the country. The Brazilian Supreme Court has imposed a $3 million fine on X for failing to comply with content moderation guidelines and has frozen Starlink's financial accounts in Brazil. Musk has publicly criticized Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is leading the crackdown on misinformation, calling him an 'evil dictator.' The ongoing conflict has sparked concerns among foreign investors about potential legal uncertainties impacting business operations in Brazil. Musk has threatened to seize Brazilian government assets unless his company's property is returned, highlighting the broader implications of this legal battle for his business ventures.