By Jose Torres and Jose Luis Gonzalez TAPACHULA - Mexican officials have begun dispersing several hundred migrants gathered in the southern city of Tapachula by busing them to other states, heading off the prospect of a new caravan heading north. The migrants, mostly from Haiti and parts of Latin America, had been in limbo in Tapachula in Chiapas state while enduring lengthy waits for

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Mexico pulls migrants from southern "prison" city, warding off another caravan

Migrants who left Tapachula, Chiapas, on November 18 have accepted an offer by immigration officials to provide them with humanitarian visas.

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2,500 migrants accept offer of humanitarian visas

A dialogue was reached with their representatives and it was agreed to suspend their progress.

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INM confirms that the migrant caravan of Tapachula is dissolved: it will grant temporary residence documents

Several thousand Haitian migrants on Monday clustered outside a stadium in southern Mexico that has been re-purposed into a migration office, urging authorities to let them pass freely through Mexico. Two caravans of migrants largely from Haiti and Central America have departed from the southern city of Tapachula in recent weeks, many

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A second migrant caravan has departed Tapachula, Mexico, with the stated goal of reaching the United States.

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Second migrant caravan departs from Southern Mexico with goal of reaching U.S.

A caravan of mostly Central American and Haitian migrants reportedly left the southern Mexican city of Tapachula Thursday and headed north, as North American leaders meet in Washington to discuss migration, among other issues.

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Roughly 2,000 migrants head north from southern Mexico in new caravan

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

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

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