'Jail Or Death': Migrants Expelled By Trump Fear For Their Fate

Mohammad Asadi and his wife Marwa fled Taliban rule in Afghanistan. After traveling halfway around the world to try to obtain asylum in the United States, they are in limbo at a Costa Rican migrant detention center (Credit: AFP)

Marwa fled Taliban rule in Afghanistan because she wanted to study, work, wear jeans and go to the park without a male chaperone.

Now she is under lock and key in Costa Rica, along with hundreds of other migrants expelled by the United States to third countries in Central America.