SELECT LANGUAGE BELOW

US politics live: Colombia backs down over deportations as immigration raids begin in Chicago | US news

welcome

good morning. Welcome to the live broadcast of US politics. The latest information will be delivered as President Donald Trump's second week of the second term begins.

This morning, the United States and Colombia have withdrawn from the brink of the trade war in response to the agreement of Colombia to accept airmails carrying immigrants from the United States.

President Trump threatened to impose trade tariffs and sanctions in the case of Colombia initially refused to accept aircraft.

The White House said in a late Sunday statement that Colombia agreed to accept the aircraft and not executed intimidating fine.

Please see the latest development information all day.

Share

Update date and time

US federal authorities have begun immigration raids in Chicago, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) statement confirmed on Sunday.

“,”elementId”:”85f19cf3-6d5d-488e-9fbb-e967d614cf97″},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

It comes after the White House border czar, Tom Homan, said officials were “reconsidering” the raids to ensure officers’ safety after details were leaked into the press.

“,”elementId”:”bbbd13de-6bf9-457c-b645-04120f086d73″},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

Ice said its agents, along with the FBI, ATF, DEA, CBP, and the US Marshals Service, had begun conducting “enhanced targeted operations” in Chicago “to enforce US immigration law and preserve public safety and national security by keeping potentially dangerous criminal aliens out of our communities”.

“,”elementId”:”0d914b9c-9198-46b3-b7b4-51eba6e6114d”},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

Homan previously said Chicago would be “ground zero” for immigration enforcement actions.

“,”elementId”:”102c93c2-8289-45bc-a29e-8ba63e0f0f4c”},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

The Washington Post reports that the Trump administration has directed Ice officials to increase daily arrests from a few hundred to 1,200 to 1,500.

“,”elementId”:”84fdd8c9-e4f0-4769-b331-bb677cca0f74″}]”ATTRIBUTES”: {“Pinated”: “KeyEvent”: True, “Summary”: F 1737977854000 ay “:” 06.37 EST “,” BlocklastUpdated “: 1737978401000,” BlocklastUpdatedDisplay “: “06.46 EST”, “Blockfirstpublished”: 1737978323000, “BlockFirstpublisheddisplay”: “06.45 IMEZONE “:” 06.45 “,” Title “:” In Chicago, an immigration forced investigation begins “,” Contributors “:[]”Primarydateline”: “Monday, January 27, 2025”, “SECONDARYDATELINE”: “First public day 2025 Monday” 76c3f0 “,” Elements “:[{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of US politics. We’ll be bringing you the latest updates as Donald Trump begins the second week of his second term in office.

“,”elementId”:”4872e4e7-44da-4d0f-9394-ce2b98ced82d”},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

This morning, the US and Colombia have pulled back from brink of a trade war after Colombia agreed to accept flights carrying migrants deported from the US.

“,”elementId”:”2315060a-8a2c-4df5-a639-bbea84327ea9″},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

Trump had threatened to impose trade tariffs and sanctions on Colombia after it initially refused to accept the flights.

“,”elementId”:”cdb75c8d-9186-479a-b95f-403b5ecee92f”},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

In a statement late on Sunday, the White House said Colombia had agreed to accept the flights and that the threatened penalties would not go ahead.

“,”elementId”:”e15b1e14-1135-4baf-b344-2d0d4a24f945″},{“_type”:”model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement”,”html”:”

Stay with us throughout the day for all the latest developments.

“,”elementId”:”1200d72b-38e2-4842-88b0-a25ddbd3ce80″}]”ATTRIBUTES”: {“Pinated”: “KeyEvent”: True, “Summary”: “BlockCreatedon” Y “:” 06.15 EST “,” BlocklastUpdated “: 1737977393000,” BlocklastUpdatedDisplay “: “06.29 EST”, “BlockfirstPublished”: 1737976545000 IMEZONE “:” 06.15 “,” Title “:” Welcome “,” Posted by “:[]”PRIMARYDATELINE”: “Monday, January 27, 2025”, “Secondarydateline”: “Filterkeyevents”: “Filterkeyevents”: “Filterkeyevents” ID “:” Key -EVENTS-CAROUSEL-MOBILE “,” AbsoluteservertimeS “: False,” RenderingTarget “:” Web “}”>

Main event

Immigration attack begins in Chicago

A statement on Sunday of the Immigration Customs Executive Office (ICE) was confirmed that the US Federal Authority had begun an immigrant forced investigation in Chicago.

This is because the White House's border emperor Tom Homan stated that the authorities are “reconsidering” for enforcement investigations to ensure the safety of staff after the details have been leaked to the press. That's after that.

The ice cream, along with the FBI, ATF, drug control bureau, CBP, and the Federal Security Bureau, said, “Execution of the US Immigration Law and detain potentially dangerous criminals to ensure public safety and national security. To protect, “Chicago has started a” enhanced target strategy “. A foreigner came from our community. “

Homan had previously stated that Chicago would be the “ground zero” for immigration.

Washington Post According to reports, the Trump administration has instructed ice in order to increase the number of arrests per day from hundreds to 1,200 and 1,500.

Share

Update date and time

He has given the news that Colombia has agreed to accept airmails with deported immigration from the United States and barely avoided trade war between the two countries.

The White House said in a late Sunday statement, “The Colombian government has agreed to all of President Trump's conditions, including unlimited acceptance of all illegal residents from Colombia from Colombia from the United States.” I mentioned. Or delay. “

Columbia's Foreign Minister Lewis Jilbert Mrygio said in his statement that he had overcome the deadlock with the US government, and added, “We will continue to accept Colombians returning to Japan.”

President Trump imposed a 25 % tariff on “all products” exported from Colombia to the United States after Colombia refused to accept two military aircraft. He threatened to raise it to 50 %.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro responded that it would only bring back the people “with dignity” on a private aircraft.

Mlyjo's statement did not specifically state that the agreement contains military flights, but was not inconsistent with the White House's presentation.

Share

Update date and time

welcome

good morning. Welcome to the live broadcast of US politics. The latest information will be delivered as President Donald Trump's second week of the second term begins.

This morning, the United States and Colombia have withdrawn from the brink of the trade war in response to the agreement of Colombia to accept airmails carrying immigrants from the United States.

President Trump threatened to impose trade tariffs and sanctions in the case of Colombia initially refused to accept aircraft.

The White House said in a late Sunday statement that Colombia agreed to accept the aircraft and not executed intimidating fine.

Please see the latest development information all day.

Share

Update date and time

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Reddit
Telegram
WhatsApp

Related News