Donald Trump’s tariff threat on Colombia: What will it mean for Valentine’s Day flowers?
- President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 25 percent tax on imports from Colombia, coinciding with discussions about deported immigrants just before Valentine's Day.
- The White House announced that Colombia agreed to allow deportation flights, leading to a pause on tariffs, though visa restrictions would remain.
- Colombian President Gustavo Petro had previously rejected U.S. Military flights carrying migrants, accusing Trump of lacking dignity in deportation practices.
- Colombian Foreign Minister Luis Gilberto Murillo stated the standoff was resolved, confirming the country would continue to accept deportees with guaranteed rights.
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