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After she welcomed her first flights of deported illegal immigrants on the verge of comprehensive trade war with the United States, Colombia welcomed her first flights of deported illegal immigrants, and the president announced their “dignified” return and insisting that they were not criminals.
Arrivals take place only two days after President Donald Trump They threatened the mutilated tariffs and the sanctions of Colombia to punish the country for the earlier rejection of the acceptance of military flights, which were transported as part of his main immigration action.
Two Colombian aircraft aircraft that carried deported Colombian nationals arrived in Bogot early on Tuesday, Reuters reported, citing local media.
One plane flying from San Diego, California, brought home 110 Colombian, and the other, who left El Paso in Texas, brought home 91, the Colombian Foreign Ministry said on X.
President Donald Trump and deported migrants in Colombia. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images | Colombian Government.)
“They are Colombians, they are free and dignified and they are in their homeland in which they are loved,” wrote Colombia Gustavo Petro on the X with pictures of migrants releasing the flight.
“The migrant is not a criminal, he is a human being who wants to work and make progress, live life.”
The Colombian government welcomed the yields while Petro fulfilled his obligations and said that he was working on a “structured and affordable credit plan” to support the reintegration of migrants.
This weekend US officials sent two flights of Colombian illegal foreigners as part of Trump’s deportation program in progress. Petro rejected flights, writing that now I can’t “treat Colombian migrants as criminals.”
Trump returned immediately, writing in the social place of truth, he will hit 25% of tariffs on all goods from Colombia, a ban on traveling to Colombian government officials and other steep financial sanctions. He said Tariffs would reach as much as 50% by next week and insisted that the migrants who were returned to “illegal criminals”.
Initially, Petro avenged himself from his own 25% of tariffs to American goods coming from Colombia. Petro insisted that he would not accept the return of migrants who were not treated with “dignity and respect” and who arrived environment or military planes.
President Donald Trump on Sunday paired with Colombian President Gustav Peter for deporting illegal migrants. (Getty Images)
But in the midst of intense political pressure within his own government, a former Marxist guerrilla fighter accepted himself for all American demands.
The White House confirmed on Sunday that the president of Colombia “ran into all conditions of President Trump, including unlimited acceptance of all illegal aliens From Colombia he returned from the United States, including US military aircraft, without restriction or delay, ”
President Trump welcomed this as a victory for his “f- around and found out” [FAFO]-Stayle rule.
After the debacle, the 47th president published a celebrant a-generous image of himself dressed as a mobster next to the sign that read “Fafo”.
Colombians deported from the United States arrive at El Dorado International Airport in Bogota. (Reuters/Luisa Gonzalez)
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Trump officials cheered the agreement as a victory and said Trump Used Colombia As an example of American powers, while Colombian officials said that the agreement was a victory for both sides. Dozens of frustrated Colombians had long -awaited visas at the US Embassy in Bogota canceled on Monday.
Colombia is one of the best recipients of American aid in the world for a security partnership. Since 2000, Colombia has received more than $ 13 billion in foreign aid from Defense departments Both the States and the US Agency for International Development (USAID), mostly focused on the efforts on Colternancecotics, continued the implementation of the 2016 Government Peace Agreement with the Farc rebel group, integration of Venecuelan migrants and refugees and environmental programs.
Fox News’ Morgan Phillips, Andrea Margolis, Bill Melugin, Lorraine Taylor, Landon Mion and Reuters contributed to this report.
