Thousands of Haitian migrants again moving toward U.S
September 30, 2021
Panamanian government officials have reported that approximately 4,000 migrants are traveling to the U.S. after having passed through Panama on the Colombian border. An anonymous source from Panama’s security ministry said that the majority of the migrants are Haitian, with the rest originating mostly from Cuba. Last month, Colombia and Panama decided to allow 500 migrants a day to pass through their borders, far fewer than the nearly 1,500 arrivals seen daily. In total, over 80,000 migrants have passed through Panama this year.
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Thousands of Haitian migrants again moving toward US: report