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Migrant Crossings in Darién Gap Reach Lowest Levels in Recent Years

Migrant Crossings in Darién Gap Reach Lowest Levels in Recent Years
Migrants at the Temporary Reception Center for Migrants in Lajas Blancas, in the jungle province of Darién, east of Panama City, Panama, on Sept. 26, 2024. Martin Bernetti/AFP via Getty Images
Yeny Sora Robles
Yeny Sora Robles
Epoch Times Reporter for Latin America
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on July 31 that migrant crossings in the Darién Gap have dropped dramatically compared with the peak in 2023.

“Migrant crossings at the Darien Gap have dropped 99.98 [percent] for the months of May and June 2025 compared to a peak under the Biden Administration in August 2023,” the DHS announced in a July 31 statement.
Yeny Sora Robles
Yeny Sora Robles
Epoch Times Reporter for Latin America
Yeny Sora Robles is an Epoch Times reporter for Latin America