Between January and July 2026, Panamanian authorities detained 693 foreign nationals for violating national migration laws, according to preliminary figures released by the Servicio Nacional de Migración (SNM).
The total number of detainees consists of 580 men and 113 women, representing approximately 84 percent and 16 percent of the apprehensions, respectively.
These enforcement actions reflect ongoing efforts by the state to monitor and regulate foreign populations within its borders under established legal frameworks.
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