Panama's Response to Surging Migration: Stepped-Up Deportations

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Panama plans to increase deportations and enhance infrastructure in the Darien Gap, a dangerous jungle area along its border with Colombia, in response to a record-breaking flow of migrants. Over 350,000 migrants have crossed the Darien Gap this year, surpassing last year's record. The country will also tighten requirements for some foreigners arriving by air, reducing the maximum tourist stay to 15 days and increasing the minimum required funds. Venezuelans make up the majority of migrants entering Panama through the Darien Gap.
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