US EditionColombia Agrees to Accept US Deportees After Trump Threatens Tariffs
- Colombia has agreed to accept all Colombian migrants residing in the United States illegally on U.S. aircraft without limitation or delay, as stated by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
- In response to Colombia's initial rejection of deportation flights, President Trump threatened tariffs and sanctions, which are now on hold due to Colombia's compliance.
- President Gustavo Petro offered his presidential plane for the deportations to ensure a dignified return for Colombian citizens, following Trump's threats.
- The White House confirmed that enhanced inspections and visa sanctions on Colombian nationals will remain until the first deportation flight is successfully completed.
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Washington.- The threat of sanctions against Colombia for not accepting the landing of two U.S. military planes transporting deported immigrants seeks to demonstrate to other countries that they cannot refuse to receive repatriation flights, said President Donald Trump. In a speech to the Republican bench of the Lower House meeting in Florida, Trump referred to his government's announcement of applying tariff, financial and travel sanctions agai…
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