Colombia’s Petro claims Trump admin revoked his visa

Colombian president Gustavo Petro claims that the administration of President Donald Trump has canceled his travel visa to the United States this week.

Petro announced at the Council of Ministers, in response to questions about whether he will attend meetings with international organizations in Washington, DC, later this year.

“I can no longer go because I think they took my visa,” Petro told reporters.

“I didn’t need to get one, but anyway, I have already seen Donald Duck several times, so I will go to see other things,” Petro added.

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The Foreign Ministry refused to comment on the issue due to the confidentiality of the visa records, according to the New York Post.

Petro’s demand comes months after his payment to Trump after he initially refused to accept deportations from the US military.

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Internal security again. Christie sleep also traveled to Colombia in late March to meet her counterpart there, Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia.

US Secretary of Internal Security Christie sleep meets with Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia in Bogota, Colombia, on March 27, 2025. (Alex Brandon/swimming pool via Reuters)

Nayyu said that she had a “frank” conversation with Sarabia, and the couple later announced a data exchange agreement that would help us identify illegal immigrants.

“We will strengthen our regional security systems and ensure that the movement of actors that threaten illegal activity and facilitate illegal trafficking in immigrants through Western football.”

President Donald Trump threatened the huge tariffs against Colombia before the country’s leader retreated. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)

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She added: “Through this expansion in sharing biometric data, it will be more efficient, effective and accurate, and will also build cooperation that opens the doors for new ways we can continue working together.”