Darien Gap, Trump and Migrants
They crossed the Darien Gap to reach the US. Now, boat-by-boat, migrants are returning
They once braved the jungles of the Darien Gap, trekking days along the perilous migrant passage dividing Colombia and Panama with a simple goal: seek asylum in the U.S. Now, boat-by-boat, those migrants have given up after President Donald Trump’s crackdown on asylum,
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A deportee from the United States detained in a camp in rural Panama, among a hundred who refused to return to their ...
Tim Marshall on the relentless flow of migrants struggling through the treacherous jungle of the Darién Gap, desperate to reach the USA ...
A boat carrying 19 migrants, part of a “reverse flow” of migrants who once hoped to reach the United States, capsized off ...
Every day, between 700 to 1,000 migrants take “the dunki route” through the Darien Gap, often in small groups.
With this series of weekly updates, WOLA seeks to cover the most important developments at the U.S.-Mexico border. See ...
The U.S. has deported more than 400 migrants — from nations as far as China and Vietnam — to Panama and Costa Rica, leaving ...
The United States has deported hundreds of migrants to Panama after they refused to return to their home countries ...
The deportees, primarily from Asian countries, are in a sort of limbo in Panama after the Central American nation agreed to ...
A binational enforcement operation between Mexico and the United States took down a cartel-linked human smuggling operation ...
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