High drama over deportation brought the United States and Colombia to the brink of a full-blown trade war. After Trump's tariff threats, Colombia has agreed to accept deported migrants without restrictions. Earlier, Colombian President Gustavo Petro didn't allow two US military planes carrying deportees to land in Colombia. Furious over Colombia's decision, Donald Trump threatened a 25% tariff on all goods from Colombia. Hours later, Colombian President Petro threatened 25% retaliatory tariffs on the US. But by Sunday evening, Bogota caved in and agreed on a deal with the US on unrestricted acceptance of migrants. Donald Trump came to power on the promise of fast-tracked deportation of illegal migrants. This deal with Colombia brings the first victory for Donald Trump's foreign policy based on tariffs.