About 100 migrants, recently exiled by the United States to Panama when they were locked at a hotel night and moved to the closing camp at the edge of the cheeks, several of their own their own theirs said.
It was not clear that the group was deported under the Trump Adjudistrate’s struggle for expelling unauthorized immigrants, arrested in a Jungle camp.
Currents on the site are classic, states. Diseases, including Dengue is foundation in the region, and the government refused to reach journalists and relief efforts.
“It looks like a zoo, there is a cage fenced,” said one of the conversed, Artemis Ghabrizade, 27-year-old Iran, after arriving in the camp. “They have given us a piece of strong bread. We are sitting down.”
The group includes eight children, according to a person with an informal situation to comment on the record. The lawyers said it was illegal to arrest people for more than 24 hours without court order.
The Panshani government did not make a formal announcement regarding the transfer of the jungle camp.
In Wednesday Broadcasting and Land Treat Program Panamá en Direct, Frank Ábrego, did not discuss the traveling. But he said that the immigrants were caught by panama “because of their protection” and because officials “need to ensure who they are.”
Transfers is the latest movement in the Sagakelong Saga Saga team of an estimated 300 immigrant immigrants who arrived in the United States they hope to seek asylum. The party was sent to Panama, which approved to receive a copy of the presidential assistance in his deputy expelling millions of unregistered immigrants.
The agreement is part of a great plan by Trump management to send some of its difficult challenges to migrating to other nations. The United States, for a variety of reasons, cannot easily move people into the country such as Afghanistan, Iran, and China, but through sharp pressure has been able to convince some of them.
After being sent to Panama, exiled migrants are not under the United States law.
Costa Rica also takes some exiles, including migrants originally from the center of Asia and India, and they said they plan to repeat them. The aircraft from the United States is expected to reach Costa Rica on Thursday.
When they arrived in Panama City last week, 300 migrants were taken to Decaphies, and were banned, and many of them told the New York Times for telephone and text. The lawyer who wants many of them, Jenny Soto Fernández, was prevented at least 4 times to visit hotel, said he.
At the hotel, the international integrated nationalist organization has been addressing migrants about their options, government, and providing airports in their home for those who want.
Some, including the Christian group of Iranian and a man from New York Times that they risk revenge when they return to their traditional countries, and they have refused to sign the regenerate documents.
Under the Irani law, conversion from Muslim is considered to be rebellious and a blame of death.
On Tuesday morning, the title issued by times is attractive to the immigrant condition, and members of Panchia News Media began around the hotel.
That night, the guards at the hotel told the people to pack their bags, said Ms Ghambadeh, one of the Christian ones who convert Iran. Several buses arrived and the crew had led them in, as a New York Times reported. Then the bus came out of Panama City, Mpumalanga farther east, Province of Darién.
Two migrants have used their cell phones to share their real time location at times, allowing journalists to track their movement.
At least one woman cried, according to a picture sent by the bus.
The camp where migrants or migrants lived were called San Vicente, and they stayed at the end of the forest, also called Darién, linking Panama in Columbia. The camp was formed over the years as a point of immigration from the North in Colombia with Darién Jungle and Panama, a destructive part of the northern journey.
Now, the Panamian government is using it.
On Tuesday, Mr.
He described the decision to hold migrants as part of the Accord and the United States.
“What we have agreed with the United States Government that they are always there and are our temporary protection,” he said.
On Wednesday, he said 12 people from Uzbekistan and India were returned with the help of the international organization.
The authorities said on Wednes that one of the immigrants in their cell, Chinese woman escaped from the hotel.
In the message sent to X, the country’s immigration service asked for help, saying the authorities feared that he would fall into the hands of human traffickers.
“As a state security agency,” the authorities wrote about X, “our commitment to increase illegal migration,” while complying with the entire country’s rights. “
The Panuary government once said that immigrants had no criminal records.
On Wednesday morning, from the Daréé’s region, Ms. Ghamzadeh describes the dynamic camp, deteriorates and dogs.
Then, he sent a text message saying that the authorities soften all calls. His last names: “Please try to help us.”
Alex E. Hernández donated reporting from Panama City.