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Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Louise Skiavone. President Trump says he is taking

action after Colombia's president barred two U.S. repatriation flights from landing in that country.

NPR's Elena Moore reports. In a post on

truth social, Trump said the Colombian leader's decision has, quote, jeopardized the national

security and public safety of the United States. He laid out a handful of measures, including a 25%

tariff on Colombian goods that would rise to 50% the following week.

The move, Trump says, would also enact a travel ban and revoke visas for Colombian government officials,

as well as impose additional financial sanctions and ramp-up inspections of Colombian citizens and cargo at the border.

These measures, Trump says, are just the beginning.

The Colombian government has put out another statement saying they would provide a presidential

plane for migrants.

Elena Moore, NPR News, Washington.

Israel is blocking thousands of Palestinians from returning to their homes in northern Gaza

and a dispute over the

order of hostages Hamas has released after a ceasefire agreement. Speaking on Air Force One,

President Trump told reporters that Arab countries, including Jordan and Egypt, should take

in the refugees and build housing for them while Gaza is restored. It's literally a demolition site right now.

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