The title could be something like "The Tenuous Relationship Between Trump's Immigration Policies and International Trade" or "The Complex Interplay of Economics and Human Rights in the Face of Aggressive Deportation Policies".

President Gustavo Petro recently faced a potential trade war with the United States after President Donald Trump threatened massive tariffs on Colombian imports. However, Petro stepped back from the brink, defying Trump's plans for mass deportations of migrants and vowing to only accept those who were not treated "like criminals." This standoff highlights the potential consequences of Trump's immigration policies on trade relations and human rights.To repatriate 110 Colombians stranded in the United States due to the pandemic, the Foreign Ministry sent two Air Force planes with medical staff on board for San Diego and Houston. The move came after Trump suspended US visa applications and threatened tariffs on Colombian imports until the first planeload of deportees was returned.Trump has vowed to carry out the biggest deportation wave in history, using military aircraft for operations. This aggressive approach has sparked global concern about human rights violations and potential impacts on trade relations between countries. The ongoing situation remains uncertain, and it will be interesting to see how this impacts global trade and relationships between nations.Overall, the standoff between Colombia and the United States highlights the complex interplay between economic and social issues in today's interconnected world. As the situation unfolds, it is clear that both governments must navigate these challenges carefully to maintain global stability and ensure human rights are upheld.

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