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>>but the MAGA's anyway expect cooperation on the USA deporting their criminal citizens back to their country.<<
He was upset about the use of military planes to bring them in country. So he's nor objecting to them being returned, just military planes. - Lapsody.
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Fair point. I get why the CP (Colombian President as I forgot his name) why the CP would be upset and say that.
However, these are criminals, gang members, the bad guys first crowd that are on those planes. And it upsets us quite a lot having your citizens in our country preying on our citizens as well as preying on the peaceful law-abiding immigrants housed in the shelters.
Its fine with me if we are both upset. Perhaps the CP can identify a more remote landing site.
It was noble of the CP to offer his private jets to come pick them up. Fine if he can keep up and it saves the USA some money. I just watched a clip of the CP speaking at some sort of presser or event. Another objection he had was the deportees being shackled for the flight. He went on to say he was sending his private jet so the deportees could be returned with the dignity they deserve.
WTF! Dignity they deserve. His words. Dignity for criminals, all of whom have committed serious crimes in the USA. I don't know the political winds in Colombia or degree of corruption or anything like that to grasp why he would be characterizing then as deserving dignity.
But, bottom line, we are both upset and so come and get em and keep up, and if you pamper them on the flight home, that is fine too, we just want them gone. We will fly them in on military to take up any slack.
Apart from that, what is the political landscape in Columbia, I know there generally is a lot of corruption and often the cartels murder reformers and the police/military seem incapable of regaining operational control (for good reason). I don't know how much or if any of these conditions apply to the Colombia or the CP. But it sure is puzzling whose side he is on based on what he said.
