Panama has released dozens of migrants, primarily from Asian countries, who were detained after being deported from the United States, following legal challenges and human rights criticism. These migrants, part of an agreement between the Trump administration and the governments of Panama and Costa Rica to expedite deportations, now face uncertainty with 30 days to leave Panama and limited resources to support themselves. The situation underscores the challenges of international migration and the human impact of immigration policies, as individuals like Hayatullah Omagh, who fled Afghanistan, struggle to find accommodation and plan their next steps.
