We have discovered a map, provided by HIAS (the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society) that details entry points to the Darién Gap, the lawless stretch of jungle that migrants cross to enter North America. This is just one among countless other maps, provided by HIAS, that aid thousands of illegal aliens on their journey toward the United States. Rather than condemning the dangerous journey, NGOs in Colombia give U.S.-bound illegal aliens instructions on how to cross the deadly jungle and enter Panama illegally. The map details the entry point towns of Capurganá and Acandí as well as the boat routes to reach these towns that depart from Necoclí and Turbo. All of the towns listed are in Colombia. Once in Panama, illegal aliens follow HIAS maps detailing the routes from various Panamanian refugee camps to the northern border of Costa Rica.