Trump Spotlight: Conflict with Colombia and what’s ahead of us on Monday | News Donald Trump

The first week of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, was completed, and he had already extensively influenced Washington.

During his first seven days, Trump deployed the army to the southern border and signed a number of executive orders – 26 issued within a few hours of taking office – resolving questions from the variety of diversity, equality and inclusion (dei) to rename the Gulf of Mexico.

One of his greatest promises during this term is solving irregular immigration. Here are the latest updates of his Presidency and what is expected on Monday:

Avoids: a trade war with Colombia

Trump declared a victory on Sunday after announcing it Colombia gave up In the dispute over the flight deportation of migrants.

The crisis broke out when the Colombian President Gustavo Petro blocked US military cargo planes earlier on Sunday, carrying unfathomable migrants from landing.

Petro said he would not accept flights unless the US does not treat deportation with dignity and respect. Trump avenged the tariffs on all Colombian imports, a ban on traveling to Colombian citizens, canceling visas for Colombian officials in the United States -U suspension for both immigrants’ visas for immigrant visas.

But after hours of tension with Bogot, now she announced that Colombia had agreed to accept flights of migrant deportations, including military aircraft, and the tariffs would be on hold. Trump allies boasted that the outcome was a victory for the president and a loss for Peter.

Petro fell in line.

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– Roger Stone (@rogerjstonejr) 27 January 2025

The use of US military aircraft for deportation flights was unusual until Trump took office. On Friday, two flights were made in Guatemala, each wearing about 80 deported migrants. Mexico refused a landing request for a US military plane with migrants on board last week. Previously, Trump suggested that he could impose a 25 percent of the Mexican slaves starting from February.

Oliver Della Costa Stuenkel, professor of international relations in the Getulio Vargas Foundation in Sao Paulo, Brazil, said Trump may start with Latin American countries in the short term, but his aggressive tactics could encourage leaders in the region to seek alternative partners in Washington.

“Leaders across Latin America will look at these moments and, I think they will be increasingly aware of the risk of being too dependent on the US,” Stuenkel told Al Jazeera.

“He will strive to diversify his partnerships, because for weaker countries, Washington, a very challenging and best way to increase the impact when negotiating with Trump and expanding your maneuver room is an alternative to the US. It’s not to be in a situation where you are so dependent that you have nowhere to run” Said Stuenkel.

Trump’s proposal “pure” gauze

On Saturday, Trump suggested the relocation of more than one million Palestinians from Gaza’s belt to other countries and “cleaning the whole thing”.

“I wish Egypt would take people,” Trump said. “You’re talking about probably a million and a half people, and we just clean that whole thing and say, ‘You know, it’s over. “

Trump said that he praised Jordan for successfully accepting Palestinian refugees in the past and told King Abdullah II: “I would like you to take over more, because I am currently looking at the whole Gaza tape, and that is a mess. It’s a real mess.” Currently, according to the agency For the help and working refugees of the United Nations for Palestine in the Middle East (UNRWA), more than 2.39 million registered Palestinian refugees live in Jordan, which has a population of 11.1 million.

The Israeli 15-month war against Gaza displaced almost all 2.3 million population of the enclave, some of which are several times. Trump said Gaza residents can move “temporarily or be long -term.”

The Palestinians demolished the Palestinians on Sunday.

“It is impossible for people to accept this,” said Palestinian Nafiz Halawa al Jazeera of Nuseirata in Central Gaza. “The weak could leave because of the suffering they suffered, but the idea of ​​leaving our country … This is absolutely impossible.“

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JD VANCE’s first interview: JD Vance gave his first interview since he became Vice President of the United States, discussing questions with CBS News involved in Trump’s immigration policy and his executive order focused on the end of citizenship. Although legal experts said that the US Constitution must change to end it, Vance doubled the justification for Trump’s administration for the command.

“Temporary inhabitants, people who come here, whether legally or illegally and do not plan to stay, their children should not become American nationals,” he said. “I don’t know any country that does this or why we would be different.” However, Many countries Offer nationality of birth, including Canada, Mexico, Belize and Argentina.

Pete Hegsetth talk to Benjamin Netanyahu: US Defense Minister Pete Hegsetth spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, marking the first call of Pentagon chief with a foreign leader since he took his place. Hegsetth and Netanyahu “discussed the importance of improving interest and priority of mutual safety, especially confronted on permanent threats,” Pentagon said.

What follows for Trump and his administration on Monday?

According to US media reports, Trump is expected to attend the annual withdrawal of the Republican members of the House of Representatives at Trump National Doral Miami, his golf resort outside Miami, Florida.

The party withdrawal is given to the legislators the opportunity to gather, discuss politics and strategy about the best ways to implement their implementation.

Republican Republicans are expected to focus on the production of laws that includes key priorities of administration – including energy, border security and tax policy.

Separately, the voting of the US Senate on the Nomination of Trump’s Candidate for Minister of Treasury, Scott Beesent, is planned for Monday afternoon.

The head of the Treasury Department has a wide control of tax policy, public debt, international finances and sanctions.

Bessent, a financier on the Wall Street who once worked for George Soros, was an early corporer of Trump’s presidential offer in 2024, donating at least $ 3 million campaigns, according to the Federal Election Commission.