This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

This is CBS, I on the World.

I'm John Bachelor, the New World Report,

with Joseph Umar, the executive director of Secure Free Society,

and Ernesto Arrucho, former foreign minister of the Republic of Brazil.

The headline in the Wall Street Journal, Trump says Colombia will accept deportees, ending tariff standoff.

Subhead.

President Trump has made immigration early priority in second term with ICE making more than 900

arrests Sunday. Joseph, a very good evening to you. I note, as I understand the sequence here,

there were refugees, migrants deported by the U.S. in a flight or more than one to Colombia, to

Bogota.

They were turned back by Colombian authority.

At that point, Mr. Trump, I believe he was in Florida, made remarks consistent with saying we're going to use tariffs in order to punish Colombia for not taking back its own citizens.

A third of Colombia trade, I believe, is with the United States,

so it's a profound threat to the economy.

What I ask you first is not about Mr. Trump.

It's about Gustavo Petro.

We'll start all over again.

Who is he, Joseph?

And what explains his refusal to accept the refugees, migrants at first, and now his concession to accepting them, even to the point of

boasting how he's going to send his own airplane to pick them up? What do we need to know about him

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