(Part 2) The Trek: A Migrant Trail to America | The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper

CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh, travels with a group of migrants as they make the arduous trek on foot through Central and South America.
The journey through the Darien Gap is a perilous jungle crossing between Colombia and Panama that many migrants must face as they head north to seek asylum in the United States. Over five harrowing days, Paton Walsh hikes the full 66-mile roadless route, documenting the heroism of everyday people, milked for cash by drug cartels and unwanted by any country, as they battle the dense rainforest in search of a better life. Watch 'The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper' Sundays at 8PM ET on CNN.
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20 comments

  1. These people are willing to go through so much looking for a better life for their families. So sad that many in the USA, a land of plenty, will meet them with hostility and distrust.

  2. These people have to travel thousands of miles to reach their destination. It takes a lot of grueling effort to make it there. It’s a miracle how they do it. No one can truly understand the lengths of mental gymnastics republicans can do.

  3. This shows the tragedy of immigrants with beautiful cinematography and creates anguish and heartache in the viewer. Wonderful to acknowledge the humanity of those seeking refuge.

  4. I moved on to land quite a few acres, it look like a jungle, you could not even see a couple of feet in front of you. There was no property on the land, so I got a second-hand caravan, to live in. I cleared some space with a machete, and from the scrapyard I managed to purchase the back of a old lorry rusty fuel tankers, for a cesspool. My dogs dealt with the field rats. I got some chickens and some goats to help clear the land. I put in my planning permission to build a property. I created a home out of nothing. These people are opportunists they want free money. I see that jungle as a potentially beautiful home. When you are building from nothing nighttime is so quiet it becomes loud and you really feel free from the chaos that governments create. You notice the sky at night and you remember junk television as a nightmare. These people are freeloaders. I have a nice home and all the mods and cons. I would love that jungle…

  5. The comments by the fake-Christians are amazing.
    You should be writing down each other’s names for a reunion in Hell.

  6. This is when real super heroes are brought to light
    S/o that man carrying that disabled youngster god bless their path to success

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