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Trump Wins Immigration Battle as Colombia Backs Down

Trump Wins Immigration Battle as Colombia Backs Down
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World January 27, 2025 07:00

colombia - Colombia agrees to accept deported migrants after Trump's tariff threats, while White House announces no sanctions will be imposed.

Colombia Agrees to Accept Deported Migrants

Colombia has announced it will accept the return of undocumented migrants without delay, following President Donald Trump's conditions. The White House spokesperson confirmed that the trade tariffs and visa restrictions on Colombian officials will be put on hold.

Criticism from Colombian President Petro

Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized the US for its treatment of deported migrants, emphasizing the need for humane repatriation processes. He stressed the importance of respecting the rights and dignity of both migrants and the country.

Promise of Respect for Human Rights

President Petro stated, 'You will never see me burn a foreign flag or send illegal migrants to the US in handcuffs. True freedom fighters never attack human rights. We are against Nazis.' Meanwhile, concerns have been raised in Brazil over the treatment of deportees on US-bound flights.

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