Petro Asks Undocumented Colombians in the US to Return
(Reuters) -Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Friday urged undocumented Colombians in the United States to quit their jobs "immediately" and return to Colombia. He added in a post on X that the Department of Social Prosperity would offer credits to returnees who enroll in its programs.
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