Colombia's President Says He Will Not Accept U.S. Deportation Flights
Briefly

Colombia, under President Gustavo Petro, will not accept deportation flights from the U.S. until a humane treatment process for Colombian migrants is established. He has denied military aircraft entry for deportees and stated that migrants should not be perceived as criminals. His firm stance may clash with President Trump's aggressive deportation policies, as Colombia mandates dignity and respect for returning migrants. Petro is open to civilian flights for deportations but remains firm against military flights, signaling a unique position amidst widespread concerns in Latin America over migration issues.
Colombia's refusal to accept U.S. deportation flights until a process that respects migrants is established highlights a determined stand on migrant treatment.
President Petro emphasized the need for dignity in deportation processes, stating migrants should not be treated as criminals, insisting on humane treatment.
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