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Seeking strength in numbers, U.S.-bound migrants gather in southern Mexico

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By Jose Torres TAPACHULA, Mexico - Migrant groups from Haiti and Central America joined forces on Thursday as they left the southern Mexican city of Tapachula to head towards the U.S. border. About 3,000 migrants had arrived in smaller groups near Mexico's southern border with Guatemala in recent weeks to rest and then continue their way north as part of a bigger caravan. About 150

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Seeking strength in numbers, U.S.-bound migrants gather in southern Mexico

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Seeking strength in numbers, U.S.-bound migrants in Mexico form new caravan

TAPACHULA, Mexico -A new caravan of about 3,000 migrants mostly from Haiti and Central America set off on foot from southern Mexico on Thursday, chanting

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