On the morning of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, more than 2,000 migrants began trekking from southern Mexico, hoping to reach the United States. The migrant caravan, made up of men, women and children, walked along the highway out of Tapachula, near the Guatemalan border. "The best thing for our family is to go at least to Mexico City, where there are more employment opportunities, and you can actually settle here in Mexico while you wa…

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2K migrant caravan begins journey to US amid new Trump border security orders

This is at least the tenth large group of migrants to depart Tapachula since the U.S. election.

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Migrant caravan approaching U.S.-Mexico border after Trump's inauguration

A caravan of roughly 2,000 illegal immigrants is moving through Mexico, heading towards the United States border. The group, comprising individuals from various countries, set off on January 20 from Tapachula, Mexico, coinciding with the date of President Donald J. Trump’s return to the White House. The illegal immigrants are continuing their journey despite President Trump’s moves to close the U.S. southern border and execute mass deportations …

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Migrant Caravan Heads to U.S.-Mexico Border Post-Trump Inauguration.

Just hours before Trump was sworn into office on Monday, a migrant caravan of more than 2,000 people set off from deep in southern Mexico with the aim of crossing into the U.S.

2K migrant caravan begins journey to US amid new Trump border security orders

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