Amid Trump's crackdown, migrant caravan travels through Mexico to enter US

Tapachula, Chis., Despite the tightening of measures against migrants in the United States by the administration of President Donald Trump, a new caravan of foreigners left the southern border before deciding whether to stay in Mexico or even return to their countries of origin.

Thousands of migrants began a journey from Mexico's southern border to the capital with the aim of crossing to the United States (USA), even in a context where, in the first week as president, Donald Trump has deported some 4,094 people across Mexico. READ ALSO: President Sheinbaum celebrates agreement between the U.S. and Colombia on the migration crisis After the hostile policy against migrants announced by the U.S. president, the caravan will…

Amid Trump's crackdown, migrant caravan travels through Mexico to enter US

Despite US President Donald Trump's pledge to curb illegal immigration, more than thousand persons are travelling in a caravan through Mexico to enter the United States illegally

Some retain hope of crossing into the US, even after the US president suspended the asylum process

Migrants remain “hopeful” of crossing the border despite the start of the deportations promised by Donald Trump and the hundreds of illegal immigrants sent back on military planes.

Another migrant caravan left this Sunday morning from Tapachula, Chiapas, seeking to reach the northern border and cross to the United States.