Recent tensions between the Trump administration and Colombia have led to a major diplomatic clash over the deportation of Colombian migrants. After Trump threatened tariffs as leverage, Colombia ultimately agreed to accept deported citizens from the U.S. Despite claims by officials that none of the deportees are criminals, many Colombians see these actions as unjust. Colombian President Gustavo Petro faced significant pressure, especially with fears that tariff wars could impact trade for essential goods like coffee and flowers. The situation culminated in military planes arriving in Colombia to pick up returnees, with both sides reaching an agreement that put tariffs on hold for now. Colombian authorities emphasize that migrants are not criminals, highlighting ongoing struggles related to the treatment of deported nationals as this diplomatic row unfolds.