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Some migrants sent through hidden phones and gestures behind hidden phones and gestures behind hidden phones and glasses behind the hidden phones and glasses, expressed a sense of extreme fear.

The majority did not want their faces, and took a photo by journalists. We did the window-window communication as much as we can.

In the central room, Artemis Ghasemzade, 27-year-old migrant from Iran, “Help” in the lipstick window. Was one of several people who did not hide their faces.

Abroad, my colleague, New York Times Reporter Julie Turkewitz, a notebook with a phone number written for hotels, a notebook with a message and a message.

10 We have learned that Iranian migrants have become Christianity according to the Sharia law of Iran, which is a crime punishable by death by law. In the last month, they were illegally entered the United States and were detained in San Diego before deporting the panama.

Many migrants learned that many migrants hoped to seek the US border from those countries and shelters such as Afghan and China. Now they are trapped in Panama, where these nations do not accept them or accept them for other reasons.

Authorities in Panama said they comply with the international protocols in the treatment of migrants and control the migrants of the two United Nations. Lawyers in the country are illegal to arrest people without a court decision in more than 24 hours.

We have contacted three Chinese citizens in the room under Ms. Ghasemzadeh. A man wrote “China” and the phone number in the toothpaste in the window.

Chinese-speaking is known and crucified in the window. He gave his surname like a Wang, but said he was afraid to identify in an interview, he said he could be used against him if he was forcibly returned. “I’d like to jump from a plane rather than return to China,” he said.

The above picture was taken last week the authorities in Panama said that more than half of migrants agreed to deportation to their countries of origin.

Among them, on January 29, there are two Indian migrants that intend to seek refuge after a 29-year trip to the United States. The guards made them with a handcuff with their feet and hands.

In an interview from the hotel, he said he signed documents and complain to return to India. Medical treatment was given a place to eat and sleep.

Migrants, who are not deported, are known as Darién GAP, will be taken to the outside of the Jungle, Panama’s Security Minister Darien GAPI is known. Described the decision to hold the migrant as part of connecting to the United States. It was about 100 Moved from the hotel to the camp.

We have to see migrants there, and even in the city center, we could only see so much. Some people closed their curtains or left out of the picture. On the right of Mr. Wang’s room, someone stretched back and forth between the bed and night support, the lights were turned off.

We only pulled the legs that moved anxious.

Alan Hayhas Contribution.