A significant number of migrants deported from the United States, including individuals from India, Africa, and Asia, are currently being held in a hotel and a remote jungle camp in Panama under dire conditions. Lawyers have raised concerns over the treatment of these deportees, with reports of attempted suicides and pleas for help being displayed from hotel windows. The situation has garnered attention from Congress, questioning the legality and morality of the deportation process implemented during the Trump administration. Authorities in Panama have been under pressure to manage the influx of deportees, with hundreds trapped in legal limbo as they await verification of their identities and potential repatriation. The plight of these migrants has sparked outrage and calls for intervention as many continue to fear for their safety.