Arriba a la izquierda el ciudadano ruso, a su derecha el extranjero alemán. En la esquina inferior izquierda el “influencer” Chill Capo, y a su derecha Samuel McVey, ambos

Arriba a la izquierda el ciudadano ruso, a su derecha el extranjero alemán. En la esquina inferior izquierda el “influencer” Chill Capo, y a su derecha Samuel McVey, ambos 07.06.2026

Medellín ha intensificado sus operativos contra extranjeros que infringen la ley, habiendo expulsado al menos a 4 foráneos en los últimos dos meses y a un total de 80 inadmitidos en lo que va de 2026. Si bien históricamente las expulsiones se relacionaban con narcotráfico, la explotación sexual y las alteraciones del orden público son ahora los motivos principales que impulsan las acciones de la Alcaldía. Un caso emblemático es el de Thomas Michael Renno, un ciudadano estadounidense condenado a 30 años y 6 meses en 2024 por explotación sexual comercial de menores. Estos operativos más rigurosos están arrojando mejores resultados en la lucha contra estos delitos.

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