Trump Vows Retaliation after Colombia rejects US military evacuation flights

Washington – President Trump on Sunday vowed to intensify and punish retaliation after the Colombian government over the weekend blocked the arrival of Expulsion planes From the US, it takes a closer look at the Trump administration’s efforts that you should use warplanes to evacuate migrants.

Mr. Trump was sent to the social media on Sunday Social where his administration will put in several actions against Colombia, including a 25% tariff – it means that it will be raised to 50% after all the goods from Colombia.

He also announced a travel ban and “immediate cancellation of visas” of Colombian government officials and “their positions,” sanctions of Colombian authorities and their relatives traveling with goods from Colombia and goods from Colombia and Cargo.

“These estimates are just the beginning,” said Mr. Trump on Social Media Fitform Tracery. “We will not allow the Colombian government to violate its legal obligations regarding the admission and return of the criminals they forced to the United States!”

A senior administration official said Mr Trump’s action sent a “clear message” to countries “responsible for receiving repatriation flights.”

Colombian President Gustavo Petro when responding to the social media said to Mr. Trump “Your blockade does not scare me,” said that Colombia will respond to the increased tariffs on its goods in the US. Referring to the travel ban, Petro said, “I don’t really like going to the US, it’s boring.”

Petro also predicted that the US ‘could try to make a coup with your economic power and arrogance, as they did with Allende.

In a statement, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said it was Colombia’s duty to return illegal citizens to the US “in a serious and immediate manner.”

“Colombian President Petro was in charge of the planes and gave all the necessary approvals and then canceled his approvals when the planes were in the air,” Rubio said. “As demonstrated by today’s actions, we are not relenting in our commitment to ending illegal immigration and securing the American border.”

Later on Sunday, the State Department confirmed that Rubio ‘ordered a suspension of visa issuance at the US Embassy in Bogota.’

“Secretary Rubio is now authorizing the transfer of travel facilities to individuals and their families, who were responsible for the disruption of the refund process,” the state department said. “The measures will continue until Colombia meets its obligations to accept the return of its citizens. America will never again defend its national security interests.”

Earlier on Sunday, Petro said he rejected the deportation flights because the deportees were being transported by military aircraft, arguing against the migrants being treated as criminals.

“The United States needs to establish a law that mistreats immigrants before they get them,” said Petro. He also added that he will accept deportation flights, as long as they are done within earshot of the city.

A U.S. official told CBS the Colombian migrants scheduled to be deported Sunday on the flights are returning to the U.S. and will remain in DHS custody until a new deal is reached.

Two U.S. officials told CBB News there were two Defense Department planes with migrant deportations expected to land in Colombia on Sunday, after taking off from the San Diego area near the southern border. But those plans were defeated overnight.

One of the US officials said the plan was to deport about 80 Colombian migrants on each military plane.

The government of Colombia has offered the use of its presidential plane to help the migrants, but a Trump Administration official says it will not be enough to stop the payment of Mr. Trump’s proposed speeches.

Colombia’s decision to block US deportation flights over the weekend is the first political tolerance of the Trump Administration as it lays the groundwork for its campaign focused on deportations and a crackdown on illegal immigration.

As part of that crackdown, President Trungale has pushed harder on the role US military plays in the destruction of the US military, announcing additional military emergencies and southern roads. The troops are assigned to build border barriers and assist in customs and border protection instead of operations. Long-standing legal restrictions have been imposed on the military’s use of law enforcement, including immigration law.

Earlier in the week, the administration used military aircraft to deport Guatemalan migrants crossing the southern border illegally back into Guatemala, hailing the move as the start of a larger effort.

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