Weezha Roz-The White House has announced that Colombia has agreed to the terms set by former President Trump for the repatriation of migrants to their home countries.
This agreement is part of the broader efforts to manage the migration crisis at the U.S.-Colombia border.
While more detailed specifics of the agreement have not been fully disclosed, it is reported that the deal aims to reduce the pressure on the U.S.
immigration system and address the issue of illegal immigration from Latin American countries to the United States.
According to the agreement, Colombia has agreed to accept back some of the migrants who entered the United States and send them back to Colombia, where they will be readmitted to the country.
This decision comes at a time when illegal migration from Latin American countries to the United States remains one of the most complex and contentious issues in U.S. immigration policy.
In this regard, former President Donald Trump consistently emphasized the need for stricter border management and preventing the illegal entry of migrants.
Colombia has been recognized as one of the main transit routes for migration from other Latin American countries to the United States, and this agreement may lead to changes in migration patterns and international cooperation on this issue.
Weezha Roz
