Panama's Crackdown on U.S.-Bound Migrants

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
Panama's upcoming public security minister plans to crack down on U.S.-bound migrants crossing the Darién Gap jungle trail by establishing checkpoints for detainment and deportation, without building a border wall. The president-elect aims to close the Darién Gap with international aid and respect for human rights.

Key Points

  • Plan to close the Darién Gap by establishing checkpoints
  • Focus on diplomatic contacts and international cooperation
  • Deportation and repatriation of migrants back to their countries of origin

Pros

  • Efforts to address the influx of migrants crossing the Darién Gap
  • Establishment of checkpoints for detainment and deportation

Cons

  • Concerns about the impact on migrants' rights and well-being
  • Potential challenges in effectively closing the Darién Gap