Colombia Agrees to U.S. Deportation Terms Following Tariff Threats by President Trump

In a significant diplomatic shift, the White House announces that Colombia has agreed to terms laid out by President Donald Trump, following the U.S. president’s threat of sweeping economic and political measures against the South American nation. The agreement comes after Colombia initially turned away two U.S. military planes carrying deported Colombian migrants.

The two C-17 aircraft, departing from California, were carrying approximately 160 Colombian migrants. Colombia’s refusal to accept the flights prompted a sharp response from the Trump administration. President Trump took to Truth Social on Sunday, announcing plans to impose a 25-percent. . .