How soon until the U.S. has an immigration processing station in every third world hellscape? With Democrats running the show, it's only a matter of time.

"Using State Department funds," the Joe Biden administration will now assist Panama in building up its "deportation infrastructure." That's the story, according to Camilo Montoya-Galvez at CBS News, who reported on a new bilateral agreement signed Monday between the Bidenites and the administration of the new Panamanian president, José Raúl Mulino. From Montoya-Galvez:

Under the joint initiative, U.S. immigration officials will train and provide assistance to Panamanian authorities to help them carry out more deportations of migrants heading north. In recent years, Panama has reported record numbers of crossings along the roadless Darién jungle, including over half a million in 2023 alone.

The Department of Homeland Security will be dispatching officials who have experience screening asylum claims and deporting migrants to Panama so they can assist their Panamanian counterparts on the ground. Using State Department funds, the U.S. will also help Panama build up its deportation infrastructure.

Never mind using State Department funds, aka American taxpayer dollars and debt, to build up the deportation infrastructure here where we need it as our nation crumbles under the disaster brought by Joe Biden's mass migration scheme, Biden's staff think the best course of action is, at least ostensibly, to assist Panama in processing all the migrants flowing through the Darien Gap. 

What's interesting though is that Montoya-Galvez reported that the DHS officials who are being dispatched to Panama aren't just seasoned deportation officials, but include "asylum officers" who will assist their Panamanian "counterparts" in determining which migrants meet the eligibility criteria.