Nigel Farage will tell Lucy Connolly's story to members of Congress in the US in a bid to secure American support for free speech in Britain.
The Reform UK leader and staunch Donald Trump ally will travel to Washington DC in September to give evidence at a crucial free speech hearing.
He is set to make Mrs Connolly's "political" imprisonment "central" to his evidence.
**ARE YOU READING THIS ON OUR APP? DOWNLOAD NOW FOR THE BEST GB NEWS EXPERIENCE**
Mr Farage will testify at the House Judiciary Committee at the Capitol on September 3.
Nigel Farage will tell Lucy Connolly's story to members of Congress
|GETTY
However, Mrs Connolly will be unable to attend due to a clause in her licence barring her from travelling abroad without permission.
The childminder and Tory councillor's wife was finally released from HMP Peterborough on Thursday after spending months behind bars for a social media post.
In the post, she called for mass deportations - a policy now set to become a key pillar of Reform UK's push for power in 2029.
"Set fire to all the f***ing hotels full of the b******s for all I care," Mrs Connolly had also written online, before removing the post just hours later.
In jail, Mr Farage's deputy Richard Tice revealed that Mrs Connolly had been left "bruised" after being "dragged up three flights of stairs".
LUCY CONNOLLY WINS HER FREEDOM - READ MORE:
- Lucy Connolly set to SUE police as she prepares to meet with Trump administration over 'free speech crackdown'
- Prosecutions over social media hate crimes hit record high following Lucy Connolly conviction
- ‘Silencing the right!’ Free speech boss rages over Lucy Connolly’s ‘absolutely heartbreaking’ admission
The childminder and Tory councillor's wife was finally released from HMP Peterborough on Thursday
| THE TELEGRAPH
Reform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice, pictured outside HMP Peterborough after meeting Lucy Connolly
| PAWhile Mrs Connolly's husband Raymond said just days ago that her fellow inmates "cracked up" when they were told of what she had been jailed for.
Also during her stint behind bars, ex-Reform MP Rupert Lowe invited her to attend a Westminster debate on his landmark petition to review the possible penalties for social media posts.
"Evidently, Lucy is better qualified to talk on this than all of us," Mr Lowe said, adding that he was "pleased" to confirm that she would be in attendance as a guest of honour.
And speaking to GB News, high-profile American political commentator Charlie Kirk promised to inform US Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio of her jailing.
"I'm going to bring this up to Marco Rubio. I'm going to send him a text," Kirk confirmed to the People's Channel.
Mr Rubio's State Department's annual Human Rights Practices report went on to warn of "credible reports of serious restrictions on freedom of expression" in the UK.
WATCH: Charlie Kirk blasts Keir Starmer’s ‘ultimate denial of democracy’ as American firebrand expresses major fear for Britain
It said there were "specific areas of concern" regarding "restrictions on political speech deemed 'hateful' or 'offensive'" under Labour.
Upon her eventual release, Mr Farage declared Mrs Connolly a "symbol of Keir Starmer's authoritarian, broken, two-tier Britain".
And in a bombshell interview with The Telegraph, the childminder said she had "absolutely" been the Prime Minister's "political prisoner".
In May, Sir Keir said: "I am strongly in favour of free speech; we've had free speech in this country for a very long time and we protect it fiercely."
Responding to Rupert Lowe at PMQs, he added: "But I am equally against incitement to violence against other people. I will always support the action taken by our police and courts to keep our streets and people safe."