Panama's Incoming President Vows to Address Migration Gap

SOURCE www.foxnews.com
Panama's incoming president vows to shut down migration gap used by over 500,000 migrants in the last year, aiming to reduce the flow of migrants towards the U.S. border. Experts are skeptical about the effectiveness of the plan.

Key Points

  • Incoming president of Panama vows to make changes to address migration gap
  • Plan aims to make Panama less attractive for migrants and criminal organizations
  • Experts doubt Panama's capacity to effectively deport large numbers of migrants

Pros

  • Effort to reduce migrant flow towards the U.S. border
  • Potential to disrupt criminal organizations facilitating migration

Cons

  • Skepticism from experts about the feasibility of the plan
  • Concerns about Panama's capacity to deport thousands of migrants