Colombian President Offers His Own Plane To Assist With Deportations In Response To Trump Tariff Threat
Colombian President Gustavo Petro appears to have caved to a tariff threat from President Donald Trump, issued this afternoon on "Truth Social" in response to the country refusing to allow the U.S. military to fly deportees directly back to South America.
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