Five years after the fall of ISIS's caliphate, the situation in northeast Syria remains complex. With 27 U.S.-funded prisons and detention camps holding around 50,000 ISIS suspects and their families, concerns about radicalization and security persist.
One of the most notorious facilities is Panorama Prison, housing an estimated 4,000 ISIS fighters, including minors as young as 14. Recent fears of a prison break highlight the ongoing security risks.
