Washington — President Trump on Sunday vowed swift and punishing retaliation after the Colombian government over the weekend blocked the arrival of deportation flights from the U.S., objecting to the Trump administration’s efforts to use military planes to deport migrants. Mr. Trump posted on social media on Sunday that his administration will put in place
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President Donald Trump has imposed strict consequences for Colombia after it refused to accept deportation flights from the U.S.
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‘We will receive our fellow citizens on civilian planes, without treating them like criminals,’ President Gustavo Petro said. Colombian President Gustavo Petro confirmed Sunday he blocked military flights from the United States that were carrying deported Colombian nationals. Last week, President Donald Trump took a series of actions to ramp up enforcement against illegal immigrants,