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Panama offers temporary reprieve for 112 migrants deported by US

Panama will issue temporary humanitarian passes to 112 migrants deported from the United States, allowing them to move freely in the country for 30 days, according to Security Minister Frank Abrego.
The passes are granted amid pressure from human rights groups and concerns regarding the treatment of the migrants in harsh conditions.
Lawyer Álvaro Botero expressed worry that the permits might be a tactic to avoid international scrutiny and could jeopardize the safety of many migrants seeking asylum.
A migrant at the camp described the conditions as prison-like, stating, 'We are treated like prisoners here,' and highlighting fears for their safety in their home countries.

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