Trump issuing ‘emergency 25% tariffs’ against Colombia after country turned back deportation flights
- U.S. President Donald Trump ordered 25% tariffs on Colombian goods after Colombia rejected flights carrying deported migrants from the U.S. Due to concerns about the treatment of immigrants.
- Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that his government would not accept deportation flights until a protocol ensuring dignity for migrants was established.
- The White House claimed victory in the conflict, stating that Colombia agreed to accept deported migrants without limitations or delays, while maintaining visa restrictions on Colombian officials.
- Petro emphasized that migrants should not be treated like criminals and reiterated his commitment to receiving Colombians with dignity.
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