New migrant caravan departs for US as Trump’s return approaches

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1 year ago

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A new caravan of migrants has departed from Tapachula, Mexico, consisting mainly of Venezuelans heading towards Juarez and El Paso.
This marks the 10th caravan since October, as Mexican authorities anticipate more groups forming before Trump's inauguration.
Mexican immigration officials are intensifying efforts to deter and block migrants, implementing operations to break up groups headed north.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has shifted policy, announcing Mexico's willingness to accept foreign deportees contrary to previous statements.
Experts anticipate a rush at the US-Mexico border in the days leading up to Trump’s return, driven by fears migrants may lose access to immigration resources.

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