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It’s the Let me check my giveashitometer nope nothing deadpool shirt in other words I will buy this only segment of the Pan-American Highway—which stretches from Alaska to Argentina—that remains unpaved, untouched, and completely ungoverned. Only two things reign over that 66-mile jungle: lethal wildlife and gangs. And, for many migrants without visas, it’s an inevitable route if they want to keep trekking northward. There’s no way around it. Inside El Darien, backpackers have been kidnapped by cartels, journalists have been attacked, women have been raped, and many migrants have lost their lives. El Darien has even been referred to in the past as a graveyard of immigrants. In 2019, UNICEF reported that more than 24,000 migrants from some 50 nations—including India, Bangladesh, Somalia, and Cameroon—crossed the Darien Gap. Among them, there were almost 4,000 children, a huge spike compared to the 522 children that crossed in 2019. The majority of these migrants were headed to the U.S. Indeed, El Darien isn’t a new route, but we’ve become so fixated on the U.S.
