Huge migrant caravan moves through Mexico to US
More than a thousand migrants on Wednesday marched north as part of a caravan through southern Mexico. They were encouraged by the victory of the Democrats in the midterm elections in the United States, write the American media.
More than a thousand migrants on Wednesday marched north as part of a caravan through southern Mexico. They were encouraged by the victory of the Democrats in the midterm elections in the United States, write the American media.
According to a Reuters source in the government of the Mexican state of Chiapas, the group has about 1,500 people. Many go to families with small children.
The newspaper writes that the caravan called “God with us” set off on Tuesday from the city of Tapachula near the border with Guatemala.
Immigrants hope that political changes in the United States will allow them to live and work in the United States. First, they aim to get to Mexico City to get help from Mexico's federal government.
At the same time, analysts warn that changes in US policy are unlikely to happen quickly, despite the victory of the Democratic Party in the elections to Congress. As long as Donald Trump remains president, deportations will not stop, experts say.
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