A group of 112 migrants is currently in a camp in Darién. Panamanian authorities have announced that they will grant humanitarian permits to these migrants who were deported from the United States.
According to the National Border Service of Panama, these migrants are in a vulnerable situation and need humanitarian aid. They will be provided permits that will allow them to legally remain in Panama and access basic services while their immigration situation is resolved.
One of the deported migrants expressed gratitude for Panama's decision to grant them these permits, as it gives them the opportunity to rebuild their lives in a safe place with support. These permits will allow them to work and reestablish their life projects in Panama while their immigration status is resolved.
