After the 'blue wave' in the US, migrant caravans from Central America are on the move again

A caravan of around 1500 migrants from Central America has set off from southern Mexico towards the US, influenced by recent US election results. Many migrants are fleeing violence and economic hardship, and rumors suggest changes in US asylum policy. The caravan includes families and individuals from various countries, and they aim to reach Mexico City first. Despite the strict US immigration policies under Trump, smugglers are reportedly targeting migrants again. The Mexican government is attempting to dissuade migrants from continuing, emphasizing that US asylum policies remain unchanged. The caravan's progress may strain US-Mexico relations further, as Trump warns of potential tariffs if they advance.