Caravan of about 2,000 migrants heads to the USA

A new caravan of around 2,000 migrants from Central America has departed from southern Mexico towards the U.S. This follows the recent U.S. elections where Democrats gained legislative control, raising hopes for changes in immigration policies. Migrants like Álvaro José Vanegas Estrada express optimism that the U.S. government may recognize their contributions to the labor force. While many aim to enter the U.S., some plan to wait in northern Mexico for potential policy shifts. Despite the electoral changes, experts like Luis García Villagrán remain skeptical about significant changes in U.S. immigration policy, especially after Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller, known for his hardline stance.