New cars and trucks are parked at a free trade zone in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

New cars and trucks are parked at a free trade zone in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

A view of electrical transmision lines in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

A view of electrical transmision lines in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia taken on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

A view of electrical transmision lines in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia taken on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

A view of rubber-coated cables at an electrical substation in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia taken on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

A view of electrical transmision lines in Yumbo, near Cali, Colombia taken on January 21, 2026. Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa on January 21, 2026, announced 30-percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels. Colombia mainly exports electricity, medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, and plastics to Ecuador, according to Colombia's National Foreign Trade Association (Analdex). (Photo by Joaquín SARMIENTO / AFP via Getty Images)

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., listens during a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform markup business meeting about finding former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in contempt of Congress, Wednesday Jan. 21, 2026, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)