Colombia blocks deportation flights, Trump responds with tariffs

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:How are these military transports inhumane? Are they chained up in there?


The one to Brazil, yes. Handcuffs, ankle chains, evidence of beatings, no food no water no toilet. Men, women and children. Not one of whom was alleged to have committed a crime.
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Anonymous wrote:You all are cute. I suspect it's a lot more expensive to fly military plains than civilian flights. Who is paying for that? You are. Enjoy your coffee while you can afford it.


Right? $850,000 to send 80 migrants back to Colombia only to be turned around.

We’ve been deporting on civilian flights since the 50s. If you want to toss 1.3 million dollars worth of military flights around for a total of 400 illegals immigrants, don’t complain that the government is inefficient and wasteful.


TSA sends the same flight for just over $8,000. But Trump and Winning.


That's quite the deal. Leasing a private plane, covering costs of salaries, jet fuel, other transportation, etc , all for $8,000? Or is that per person?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This will lead other countries towards other trade partners because this kind of volatility is not beneficial to them. Who wants to be at the whim of a toddler?


Actually, all Trump is doing is enforcing our existing laws. So to use your analogy, it’s more like the parent is back in charge.
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Anonymous wrote:Colombia's issue is that these flights are being done inhumanely and they don't know who's on these planes.

Brazil is "outraged" with how their deportation flights were handled. Remember, these aren't deadly criminals.

Edgar Da Silva Moura, a 31-year-old computer technician, was on the flight, after seven months in detention in the United States.

“On the plane they didn’t give us water, we were tied hands and feet, they wouldn’t even let us go to the bathroom,” he told AFP.

“It was very hot, some people fainted.”

Luis Antonio Rodrigues Santos, a 21-year-old freelancer, recounted the “nightmare” of people with “respiratory problems” during “four hours without air conditioning” due to technical issues on the plane.


“Things have already changed (with Trump), immigrants are treated as criminals,” he said.

The flight was originally destined for the southeastern city of Belo Horizonte, but encountered a technical issue forcing it to land in Manaus.

A government source told AFP the deportation flight was not directly linked to any immigration orders issued by Trump upon taking office Monday, but rather stemmed from a 2017 bilateral agreement.

Brazil’s Minister of Human Rights, Macae Evaristo, told journalists that “children with autism ... who went through very serious experiences” were also on the flight.

Footage on Brazilian television showed some passengers descending from the civilian aircraft, with their hands handcuffed and their ankles shackled.

“Upon learning of the situation, President Lula ordered that a Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aircraft be mobilised to transport the Brazilians to their final destination, in order to ensure that they could complete their journey with dignity and safety,” the justice ministry said.


https://www.france24.com/en/americas/20250126-brazil-outraged-after-us-deportees-arrive-handcuffed-colombia-to-refuse-us-deportation-flights


If someone dies on one of these flights other countries will seriously start turning on us. It’s inhumane.



Oh right. All of these countries sending millions of their citizens here illegally all of the sudden care about humane treatment? GMAFB. They don't care about humanity when their citizens are stupidly taking their infant children through deserts and being stuffed into containers by coyotes in Mexico. Where is the Colombian president complaining to Mexico that they have too many coyotes treating their people inhumanely? How much water and toilet breaks do Mexican coyotes give to all migrant caravans flooding through Mexico?

So much hypocrisy.


Good point.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What is happening?



Is he trying to sever every international relationship we have? What is the point here?


How is the repatriation of illegal immigrants back to their home countries an international issue?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How are these military transports inhumane? Are they chained up in there?


The one to Brazil, yes. Handcuffs, ankle chains, evidence of beatings, no food no water no toilet. Men, women and children. Not one of whom was alleged to have committed a crime.


What are you even talking about? Why would they chain up all these people if they were not guilty of crimes?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colombia's issue is that these flights are being done inhumanely and they don't know who's on these planes.

Brazil is "outraged" with how their deportation flights were handled. Remember, these aren't deadly criminals.

Edgar Da Silva Moura, a 31-year-old computer technician, was on the flight, after seven months in detention in the United States.

“On the plane they didn’t give us water, we were tied hands and feet, they wouldn’t even let us go to the bathroom,” he told AFP.

“It was very hot, some people fainted.”

Luis Antonio Rodrigues Santos, a 21-year-old freelancer, recounted the “nightmare” of people with “respiratory problems” during “four hours without air conditioning” due to technical issues on the plane.


“Things have already changed (with Trump), immigrants are treated as criminals,” he said.

The flight was originally destined for the southeastern city of Belo Horizonte, but encountered a technical issue forcing it to land in Manaus.

A government source told AFP the deportation flight was not directly linked to any immigration orders issued by Trump upon taking office Monday, but rather stemmed from a 2017 bilateral agreement.

Brazil’s Minister of Human Rights, Macae Evaristo, told journalists that “children with autism ... who went through very serious experiences” were also on the flight.

Footage on Brazilian television showed some passengers descending from the civilian aircraft, with their hands handcuffed and their ankles shackled.

“Upon learning of the situation, President Lula ordered that a Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aircraft be mobilised to transport the Brazilians to their final destination, in order to ensure that they could complete their journey with dignity and safety,” the justice ministry said.


https://www.france24.com/en/americas/20250126-brazil-outraged-after-us-deportees-arrive-handcuffed-colombia-to-refuse-us-deportation-flights


Brazil has informed Rubio that should this happen again the flight crew will be arrested and detained for violating the civil rights of Brazilian citizens. Lula is seriously pissed.

And really he won't care about threats of tariffs. He'll just sell soy, oil, steel, coffee, sugar, etc. to China. He already proved he will stand up to US bullying when he opened the commodities markets to transactions based on yuan and not just dollars and reais. Pissed Biden off with that.



Brazil is free to lease Gulfstreams to take back their illegal citizens. But it's unreasonable to object to the US using C-130s. At the very least, the US should be billing Brazil for the trouble. If Brazilians want to pay for a comfortable plane with meal service for their illegal migrants, they certainly can.


You realize there are MOUs in place right? But Brazil didn’t object to the use of military aircraft. They objected to their citizens being in handcuffs and ankle chains. They objected to their citizens being beaten onboard that flight. They objected to their citizens not being given water (or food).

Trump is welcome to do so again. But Brazil will arrest and detain the American flight crew. They will try them and jail them for violating the criminal laws of the country. In this case, it would have been 24 Americans. And they will begin requiring that all of these crew members have valid passports and, beginning April 10, visas. Otherwise they will be detained and deported. And the plane impounded until a lawful flight crew goes and gets it.

What Trump and his minions, like you, don’t get is that people won’t put up with the disrespect. Enough tariffs and the US will find itself very alone in this world. The “third world” as you like to call them, has a lot of experience dealing with hardship. Unlike pansy-a**es like you.



Then you know what you do? You fill up aircraft carriers with illegal migrants. You park right off the coast of Brazil and send them back to their shores by boats accompanied by gun boats and submarines if needed. Brazil is more than welcome to try and take on the full might of the USN.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How are these military transports inhumane? Are they chained up in there?


The one to Brazil, yes. Handcuffs, ankle chains, evidence of beatings, no food no water no toilet. Men, women and children. Not one of whom was alleged to have committed a crime.


What are you even talking about? Why would they chain up all these people if they were not guilty of crimes?


And how do they get the staff to treat people like that? Who is putting the people on these flights and supervising them on the flights? How do they get them to put the people in chains?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How are these military transports inhumane? Are they chained up in there?


The one to Brazil, yes. Handcuffs, ankle chains, evidence of beatings, no food no water no toilet. Men, women and children. Not one of whom was alleged to have committed a crime.


What are you even talking about? Why would they chain up all these people if they were not guilty of crimes?


Because it is Trump and his evil minions. You are welcome to check.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How are these military transports inhumane? Are they chained up in there?


The one to Brazil, yes. Handcuffs, ankle chains, evidence of beatings, no food no water no toilet. Men, women and children. Not one of whom was alleged to have committed a crime.


What are you even talking about? Why would they chain up all these people if they were not guilty of crimes?


Because it is Trump and his evil minions. You are welcome to check.


Okay where is he finding these minions that are chaining non-criminals up and putting them on planes in chains? Is ihe going out and finding criminals to transport the non-criminals?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How are these military transports inhumane? Are they chained up in there?


The one to Brazil, yes. Handcuffs, ankle chains, evidence of beatings, no food no water no toilet. Men, women and children. Not one of whom was alleged to have committed a crime.


Can you link to a credible source? I didn’t find anything.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colombia's issue is that these flights are being done inhumanely and they don't know who's on these planes.

Brazil is "outraged" with how their deportation flights were handled. Remember, these aren't deadly criminals.

Edgar Da Silva Moura, a 31-year-old computer technician, was on the flight, after seven months in detention in the United States.

“On the plane they didn’t give us water, we were tied hands and feet, they wouldn’t even let us go to the bathroom,” he told AFP.

“It was very hot, some people fainted.”

Luis Antonio Rodrigues Santos, a 21-year-old freelancer, recounted the “nightmare” of people with “respiratory problems” during “four hours without air conditioning” due to technical issues on the plane.


“Things have already changed (with Trump), immigrants are treated as criminals,” he said.

The flight was originally destined for the southeastern city of Belo Horizonte, but encountered a technical issue forcing it to land in Manaus.

A government source told AFP the deportation flight was not directly linked to any immigration orders issued by Trump upon taking office Monday, but rather stemmed from a 2017 bilateral agreement.

Brazil’s Minister of Human Rights, Macae Evaristo, told journalists that “children with autism ... who went through very serious experiences” were also on the flight.

Footage on Brazilian television showed some passengers descending from the civilian aircraft, with their hands handcuffed and their ankles shackled.

“Upon learning of the situation, President Lula ordered that a Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aircraft be mobilised to transport the Brazilians to their final destination, in order to ensure that they could complete their journey with dignity and safety,” the justice ministry said.


https://www.france24.com/en/americas/20250126-brazil-outraged-after-us-deportees-arrive-handcuffed-colombia-to-refuse-us-deportation-flights


Brazil has informed Rubio that should this happen again the flight crew will be arrested and detained for violating the civil rights of Brazilian citizens. Lula is seriously pissed.

And really he won't care about threats of tariffs. He'll just sell soy, oil, steel, coffee, sugar, etc. to China. He already proved he will stand up to US bullying when he opened the commodities markets to transactions based on yuan and not just dollars and reais. Pissed Biden off with that.



Brazil is free to lease Gulfstreams to take back their illegal citizens. But it's unreasonable to object to the US using C-130s. At the very least, the US should be billing Brazil for the trouble. If Brazilians want to pay for a comfortable plane with meal service for their illegal migrants, they certainly can.


You realize there are MOUs in place right? But Brazil didn’t object to the use of military aircraft. They objected to their citizens being in handcuffs and ankle chains. They objected to their citizens being beaten onboard that flight. They objected to their citizens not being given water (or food).

Trump is welcome to do so again. But Brazil will arrest and detain the American flight crew. They will try them and jail them for violating the criminal laws of the country. In this case, it would have been 24 Americans. And they will begin requiring that all of these crew members have valid passports and, beginning April 10, visas. Otherwise they will be detained and deported. And the plane impounded until a lawful flight crew goes and gets it.

What Trump and his minions, like you, don’t get is that people won’t put up with the disrespect. Enough tariffs and the US will find itself very alone in this world. The “third world” as you like to call them, has a lot of experience dealing with hardship. Unlike pansy-a**es like you.



Then you know what you do? You fill up aircraft carriers with illegal migrants. You park right off the coast of Brazil and send them back to their shores by boats accompanied by gun boats and submarines if needed. Brazil is more than welcome to try and take on the full might of the USN.


Trump will start a full blown war. Invade another country. All b ‘cause Trump refuses to abide by the laws of another country. While in that country. And this guy’s your hero.

You are a pathetic human who believes bullies are strong. What’s it like worshipping the world’s biggest pu**y?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Colombia's issue is that these flights are being done inhumanely and they don't know who's on these planes.

Brazil is "outraged" with how their deportation flights were handled. Remember, these aren't deadly criminals.

Edgar Da Silva Moura, a 31-year-old computer technician, was on the flight, after seven months in detention in the United States.

“On the plane they didn’t give us water, we were tied hands and feet, they wouldn’t even let us go to the bathroom,” he told AFP.

“It was very hot, some people fainted.”

Luis Antonio Rodrigues Santos, a 21-year-old freelancer, recounted the “nightmare” of people with “respiratory problems” during “four hours without air conditioning” due to technical issues on the plane.


“Things have already changed (with Trump), immigrants are treated as criminals,” he said.

The flight was originally destined for the southeastern city of Belo Horizonte, but encountered a technical issue forcing it to land in Manaus.

A government source told AFP the deportation flight was not directly linked to any immigration orders issued by Trump upon taking office Monday, but rather stemmed from a 2017 bilateral agreement.

Brazil’s Minister of Human Rights, Macae Evaristo, told journalists that “children with autism ... who went through very serious experiences” were also on the flight.

Footage on Brazilian television showed some passengers descending from the civilian aircraft, with their hands handcuffed and their ankles shackled.

“Upon learning of the situation, President Lula ordered that a Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aircraft be mobilised to transport the Brazilians to their final destination, in order to ensure that they could complete their journey with dignity and safety,” the justice ministry said.


https://www.france24.com/en/americas/20250126-brazil-outraged-after-us-deportees-arrive-handcuffed-colombia-to-refuse-us-deportation-flights


FAFO.

Maybe don’t illegally stay in a country.


F you. If we deport, I prefer to do it in a humane way, because we are AMERICA. But sure, let's act just like these awful countries we think we are so much better than.


What is inhumane about a C-130? You do know that is how our troops are transported, right? There is nothing inhumane about it. They are literally made to carry people and cargo


Does the Air Force shackle troops in the plane, beat them, deny them food and water and access to a bathroom?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There is a process if countries don't take back their deported citizens the US can then not issue visas to that country so their citizens can travel to the United States.

So the threat of elite Colombians or Brazilians not being able to fly to Orlando to visit Disneyworld, go shopping in LA or NYC is actually is a serious threat. A lot of wealthy Colombians and Brazilians have condos in Florida.


Do it. No mercy.

And we really need to tax remittances at 90%. That is the whole reason they don’t want their citizens back, they make too much money on remittances.

Cut it all off.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What is happening?



Is he trying to sever every international relationship we have? What is the point here?


How is the repatriation of illegal immigrants back to their home countries an international issue?


You can’t really be this dumb
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