Biden/Harris made empty promises to stop migrants in Panama — but the flood continues
PANAMA CITY — On July 1, Panama’s new President José Raúl Mulino took office on an unprecedented promise to
close a major route of illegal immigration — through which at least 1.5 million foreign nationals have poured through since 2021.
Mulino said he would close the infamous Darién Gap, a 70-mile roadless jungle wilderness that South American migrants traverse on their way north to the United States.
He secured a promise from the Biden-Harris administration to help accomplish this: money and possibly even planes to carry illegally arriving migrants back to their countries.
Biden/Harris made empty promises to stop migrants in Panama — but the flood continues
But nearly two months after the US pledged a “removal flights program” to support Panama, the aid is nowhere to be found and the immigrants, after sheltering in place at home or in Colombia to see if Panama might actually deport people, are starting to flow once again through the Darién Gap.
Nearly two months after the US pledged a “removal flights program” to support Panama, the aid is nowhere to be found and the immigrants are starting to flow once again through the Darién Gap.
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up on the way or bombed those taliban convoys that was seen headed towards the city days in advance?
