Caravan of 1,500 migrants forms in Mexico
Around 1,500 migrants have formed a caravan in southern Mexico and hope to make it to the U.S. before President-elect Trump ...
New caravan of at least 1,500 migrants rushing to southern border before Trump takes office
It is going to be more difficult, that’s why we are going in hopes of getting an appointment quicker so we are able to cross ...
About 1,500 migrants form a new caravan in Mexico. Here's what it means
About 1,500 migrants formed a new caravan Wednesday in southern Mexico, hoping to walk or catch rides to the U.S. border. The ...
shorenewsnetwork4d
Another Major Migrant Caravan Is Heading Straight For The US Border
A migrant caravan of approximately 1,500 people, primarily from Central and South America, has formed in Tapachula, Mexico, ...
Caravan of migrants headed to the southern border
FOX31's Matt Mauro tracks a caravan of migrants in a rush to the southern border before a new Presidential administration ...
Migrants Fear Donald Trump's Mass Deportation, Rush to Border Anyway
A caravan from Central America has set out from southern Mexico hoping to reach the U.S. border before Trump assumes office.
More migrants likely to rush border despite reports of splintering caravan: experts
Experts say migrants will likely to flock to the southern border before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January.
Caravan With 1,500 Migrants Rushes To The U.S. From Mexico Ahead Of Trump Inauguration
The caravan's participants include families traveling with children, facing risks such as dehydration and exhaustion in the ...
ABC News6d
About 1,500 migrants form a new caravan in Mexico. Here's what it means
About 1,500 migrants have formed a new caravan in southern Mexico, hoping to walk or catch rides to the U.S. border TAPACHULA, Mexico -- About 1,500 migrants formed a new caravan Wednesday in ...
The Washington Post6d
About 1,500 migrants form a new caravan in Mexico. Here's what it means
TAPACHULA, Mexico — About 1,500 migrants formed a new caravan Wednesday in southern Mexico, hoping to walk or catch rides to the U.S. border. The migrants are mainly from Central and South America.