Two field reports from Channel 4's Unreported World, both fronted by reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy. The first follows children among the roughly one million Venezuelans who have crossed into Colombia fleeing hunger and collapsed hospitals, tracking how kids as young as ten end up alone, scavenging or working the border towns to survive. The second travels to El Salvador to meet people deported back into a country still run by street gangs, part of the wave of removals tied to Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, and shows what happens to men who return to neighborhoods controlled by the same gangs they once fled. Guru-Murthy talks directly to families, deportees, aid workers, and local officials, with handheld camera work in border crossings, migrant camps, and gang-controlled barrios standing in for the polished studio packages more common on network news. Neither segment offers a resolution; both end with the same people still stuck between a country they cannot survive in and one that will not fully take them back.