Migrant Caravan on ‘Faith and Hope’ Journey Toward US Border
The caravan includes families with children as migrants seek entry to the United States amid record asylum denials, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
- More than 600 migrants departed Tapachula, Mexico, on Tuesday, heading north toward the United States, while the Department of Homeland Security reiterated its warning that there is "absolutely zero chance" the caravan will be allowed entry.
- Predominantly from Central America, the caravan describes its trek as a "faith and hope" journey, with Honduran migrant Gabriela Macias appealing to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and President Donald Trump to "open the doors" for those in need.
- Asylum-Seekers face significant hurdles, with 94% of claims denied in June, while the Supreme Court ruled in Mullin v. Al Otro Lado that migrants cannot legally make asylum claims from inside Mexico if physically blocked from U.S. territory.
- Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin warned that anyone attempting to enter illegally faces arrest, prosecution, and deportation; the U.S. Embassy in Honduras urged migrants in an October 18 post not to "fall for false promises."
- Following upcoming midterm elections, some migrants anticipate potential changes to border policy, though Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar recently broke with President Trump on his deportation efforts, suggesting the administration's hardline approach has "gone too far.
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DHS: 'ZERO Chance' of Latest Caravan Migrants Being Allowed into U.S.
The Department of Homeland Security has a message for the latest caravan of approximately 400 to 700 migrants headed north from Mexico’s southern border state of Chiapas. “There is absolutely ZERO chance this caravan will be allowed into the United States,” DHS officials posted in a social media post on X on Wednesday, adding, “We will protect our borders–America is a nation, not an economic zone.” | Border / Cartel Chronicles
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DHS Vows to Block Migrant Caravan Advancing Through Mexico Toward US Border
The Department of Homeland Security says a caravan of approximately 500 to 600 Central American migrants traveling through southern Mexico will not be permitted to ... The post DHS Vows to Block Migrant Caravan Advancing Through Mexico Toward US Border first appeared on [your]NEWS.
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