Honduras President Threatens Trump Over Mass Deportations!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, January 4th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Honduras president threatens to shut down U.S. military base if Trump deports illegal Honduran immigrants. This makes no sense, as anyone deported to Honduras would be from Honduras. Honduran President Eximara Castro, I'm sure there's a relationship, has threatened to terminate military cooperation with the United States. The President-elect Donald Trump proceeds with his plans for mass deportations of illegal immigrants, including those from Honduras. This ultimately underscores the glaring hypocrisy of a leader who has failed to address the root causes driving her own citizens to flee her country in the first place. The primary objective of Trump's mass deportation plan is to remove individuals with criminal records who resided in the country illegally. By focusing on these individuals, Trump's administration aims to reduce crime rates and enhance public safety. Tom Holman, designated as Trump's border czar, has emphasized that the deportation efforts prioritize those who pose threats to public safety and national security. However, Castro is far from pleased with this development. Quote, faced with the hostile attitude of mass expulsion of our brothers, we would have to consider a change in our policies of cooperation with the United States, especially in the military arena, where, without paying assent for decades, they maintain military bases in our territory. Which in this case would lose all reason to exist in Honduras, Eximora Castro said in a statement on New Year's Day. She continued, quote, We hope. The new U.S. administration of democratically elected President Donald Trump will be open to dialogue, constructive and friendly, and will not take unnecessary reprisal against our migrants. Normally make a great contribution to the U.S. economy, she added. The United States maintains a military presence in Honduras, primarily through Soto Cano Air Base. Also known as Pomolero Air Base, according to AP, this base is an Honduran military installation that hosts U.S. military personnel as part of a joint task force Bravo, JFT Bravo, a component of U.S. Southern Command. The base houses between 500 to 1,500 U.S. military personnel at any time alongside Honduran Air Force members. GFT Bravo conducts various missions, including humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, counter-narcotics operations, and regional security cooperation. It's important to note that Sotocano Air Base is not a U.S.-owned base, but an Honduran facility that permits U.S. military operations under a bilateral agreement. I think this bozo needs to ask herself why everyone's fleeing her country in the first place. Do they not make great contributions to Honduras as well? Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.