Donald Trump, who has been cracking down on immigrants since taking office as the US president, is facing major challenges in this process. In particular, many countries are refusing to accept their immigrants. Immigrants are also reluctant to go to their home countries. Also, immigrants who are arrested and sent back to their home countries have to be shackled and handcuffed. This is causing anger in their home countries. To their home
countries with the help of officials..
Trump, who has been sending those who have been identified as illegal immigrants in the US to their home countries, including India, seems to have changed course recently due to these difficulties. It seems that immigrants are being sent back to their home countries only if everything goes smoothly. If not, it seems that they are being sent to their neighboring countries and from there, with the help of international officials, they are being counseled so that they can go back to their home countries. In this process, they are being held hostage in hotels .
300 migrants held hostage in hotel
Recently , nearly 300 migrants from India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan were held hostage in a hotel in Panama . They are holding placards outside their hotel rooms demanding their safety. They are being provided with food and other necessities in the hotel, but are not allowed to leave.It also appears that more than 40 percent of them do not want to return to their home countries.
Panama as a transit country:
Given the difficulties faced by many countries in sending migrants directly to Panama, it seems that the US is using Panama as a transit country for those it deports. Similarly, Trump is using another country, Costa Rica, as a refugee country.
