Well, this is crazy.
The president of Colombia, not Columbia, the university, but Colombia country in South America, was in New York this week and took hold of a bullhorn to protest Donald Trump.
Here's Gustavo Petro:
That's not gonna be good for international relations.
Needless to say, the idea that the president of another country can come in here and encourage insurrection against the duly elected government of the United States didn't sit well with the State Department.
And according to the AP, the visa was revoked Saturday morning.
It was unclear if the decision forced Petro, who returned to Colombia on Saturday, to leave the U.S. earlier than expected. The State Department did not answer questions about whether the revocation would affect future visits.
Petro, Colombia's first leftist president, used a post on X addressed to Trump to say that 'international law grants me immunity to go to the U.N. and that there should be no reprisals for my free opinion, because I am a free person.'
Yeah, the streets of NYC aren't the United Nations building.
Adios, Petro.
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