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Starzo:
That zelensky na stupid clown....I wouldn't agree to negotiations with him too

waternogatenemy:
TARIFFS ARE WORST

WriterNig:
Anadolu Agency || MSN

waternogatenemy:
AMERICA DOING EXACTLY WHAT THEY ACCUSED RUSSIA OF DOING OR TRYING TO DO.


AND EVERYBODY IS QUIET.

Heavensake1:
This man is going to be worst America president.

WriterNig:
Sweet opportunity for Russia to arm Denmark, Greenland, Mexican cartels & Panama with long range weapons to strike deep into Washington.

The US needs to get a taste of its own medicine.

The reason they think they're all powerful is because they've never had powerful bombs hitting their cities before. They've never experienced death from war before.

They sit in their peaceful country and orchestrate violence in far away lands because they can't strike back. That time has come to an end.

5 countries now possess weapons that can reach every inch of US mainland.

God1000:
no one is saying illegal immigrants should not be deported, but why chaining them like subhumans, you don't treat people in such manner, America of all countries should not be doing that


There are diplomatic channels and due process to follow, you can't just bundle people and put them on the plane without informing the host country, it is disrespectful and inhuman

Both Columbia and US are allies, trust me this will backfire on America soon, you Trump supporters are the biggest clowns I've ever seen, you have no clue how the world works, everything is gra gra and firebrigade approach


Imagine south Africa treating our people this way

WrriterNg:
Na your mind go touch ground last last.

You think say Russia no get captured weapons from Ukraine?

Western weapons wey Russia Don capture from Ukraine can fully equip a 200,000 man army. Both Tanks, heavy armored vehicles, helicopters, heavy artillery.

Russia go reciprocate and send all to Hamas & Hezbollah. Na you go still begin cry.

The US will not go ahead with tariffs on Colombia, after Bogota agreed to accept - without restrictions - deported migrants, the White House says.

Donald Trump had ordered 25% tariffs on all Colombian goods after its president barred two US military deportation flights from landing in the country on Sunday.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro had initially responded by saying his country would accept repatriated citizens on "civilian planes, without treating them like criminals".

A White House statement says Colombia has now agreed to accept migrants arriving on US military aircraft "without limitation or delay". Colombia said a dialogue would be maintained to "guarantee the dignity of our citizens".

The White House has hailed the agreement with Colombia as a victory for Trump's hard-line approach, after the country's two leaders traded threats on social media on Sunday.

Colombia's foreign ministry said it had "overcome the impasse" with the US just hours after Petro published a lengthy post on X condemning what he called Trump's "blockade".

Petro had earlier denied entry to US military deportation flights, saying that migrants should be returned "with dignity and respect".

In response, Trump announced "urgent and decisive retaliatory measures" in a post on his social media site Truth Social, including tariffs and visa sanctions.
Petro responded on X with a post announcing his own tariffs and celebrating Colombia's heritage.

"Your blockade does not scare me, because Colombia, besides being the country of beauty, is the heart of the world," he said.

Within hours, the two sides appeared to have resolved the row, and the White House said Columbia had agreed to "all of President Trump's demands".

Trump's proposed tariffs had been "fully drafted" and would still be implemented if Colombia does not honour this agreement, according to the White House.

Trump had also announced visa sanctions and enhanced inspections on Colombians at the border. These will remain in place "until the first planeload of Colombian deportees is successfully returned", the White House said.

Colombia's foreign minister Luis Gilberto Murillo said the country would "continue to receive Colombians who return as deportees, guaranteeing them decent conditions, as citizens subject to rights".

Petro's presidential plane has been prepared to facilitate the return of the Colombians who would have arrived in the country earlier on the blocked military flights, he added.

Murillo will travel to Washington for high-level meetings in the coming hours, according to a foreign ministry statement.

The feud between the two nations came after Trump's administration vowed to carry out "mass deportations". The president signed multiple executive orders related to immigration on his first day in office.

Some of Trump's executive orders were signed with the aim of expanding Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) ability to arrest and detain unlawful migrants on US soil.

Federal agents conducted "targeted" immigration arrests in Chicago on Sunday, an ICE spokesperson said in a statement.

The agents were accompanied by the newly appointed "border czar" Tom Homan, US officials told CBS News, the BBC's US partner.

Homan said Congress should increase funding for the border effort, which included a need for 100,000 beds in migrant detention centres.

On Thursday, the US Congress passed the Laken Riley Act, which will greatly expand immigration authorities' power to detain migrants.

Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said the bill represents a "fundamental erosion of civil rights".

pdppower:
Trump is just gathering enemies everywhere. The next four years will be very interesting

CoronaVirusPro:
Same one that told you not to publicize your stupidity

CoronaVirusPro:
You don’t have to publicize your stupidity.

zero8zero:
Fantastic, go to the website and apply. Before coming online to open mouth to complain that you don't know who they're giving it to.

EmperorCaesar:

Moving the USA to more conservative society

There are over 1miliion Africans over there and i wonder what the future holds for those still unemployed

I guess this wouldnt affect international staffs of a U.S company working remotely from their countries

Babangidapikin:
This guy might need Wole Olanipekun to do a Pro Bono for him ...If he is not in the hotel when the incident happened as claimed, how come they are wrapping him in all this. You better change your lawyer ...