Thousands of migrants press through dangerous jungle in hope of reaching US-Mexico border
No one knows how many people die trying to cross the Darién Gap in Colombia and Panama with hopes of eventually making it to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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No one knows how many people die trying to cross the Darién Gap in Colombia and Panama with hopes of eventually making it to the U.S.-Mexico border.
No one knows how many people die trying to cross the Darién Gap in Colombia and Panama with hopes of eventually making it to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Thousands of migrants, women, children, families, pass through the Darien Gap to get into Central America, then travel to El Paso.
The U.S. is part of a multinational effort to stop the flow of American-bound migrants through the deadly Darién Gap bordering Colombia and Panama. So far, it’s not working.
As thousands trek through the wilderness, aided by villages making money on the migrant trade, authorities struggle to stop the crossings without endangering more lives