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Migrant caravans continue despite Trump’s threats
A fifth group of about 1,500 people from Venezuela, Colombia, Haiti, and Central America left Chiapas as tensions and political pressures between governments increase
The Migrant Caravans Trump Derides Rarely Make It Close to the U.S.
Migrants often gather in groups in southern Mexico as a means of protection from criminal groups. But they almost never make it anywhere near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Migrant Caravans Not Reaching Border, Claudia Sheinbaum Says After Trump Threats
Claudia Sheinbaum reminded Trump that Mexico is not responsible for border caravans, noting that half those arriving already have U.S. appointments.
Mexican Authorities Dismantle Two Migrant Caravans Headed To The Southern Border As Trump Admin Looms
Almost one million migrants were reported to be in Mexico between Jan-Aug. of this year, a 130% increase compared to 2023
Migrant caravan departs southern Mexico in bid to reach US border prior to Trump presidency
The latest caravan of migrants — who hail mostly from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, Colombia, Guatemala and Honduras — started walking north from Tapachula, a city near Mexico’s southern border
No, Mexican President Didn't Stop Migrant Caravans After Trump Threatened Tariffs
The President of Mexico stopped migrant caravans heading to the U.S.-Mexico border in response to threats of tariffs from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
Fact Check: Did Mexico Declare End To Caravans Amid Trump Tariff Talk?
Charlie Kirk and conservative commentators allege Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum pledged to end caravans amid President-elect Donald Trump's tariff talks.
Scared to stay in Mexico, afraid of Trump's policies, some migrants look to return home
Every day, Nidia Montenegro spends hours checking her cellphone, hoping to receive a long-awaited appointment with U.S. border officials to seek asylum in the United States. The 52-year-old Venezuelan migrant in Mexico says she fears her appointment will not come before President-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan.
‘I Am Traumatized’: Migrants In Mexico Choosing To Turn Around After Trump’s Election Victory
Disillusioned with President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming immigration agenda and terrified of the level of crime in Mexico, many migrants are
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Activists say Mexican authorities have broken up 2 migrant caravans heading to the US
Activists say Mexican immigration authorities have broken up two small migrant caravans headed to the U.S. border.
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Mexican authorities break up migrant caravans as Trump presidency looms
Mexican immigration authorities have broken up two small migrant caravans headed for the U.S. border amid pressure from ...
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