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Trump claims 'huge caravan' of migrants in Mexico represents invasion of US; Mexican president responds
Headline from KRQE Albuquerque, on the newest of 3 developments
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum acknowledged the caravans Thursday, but claimed they had largely dispersed after intervention from Mexican authorities.
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Developments in this update
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Mexico works to block passage of US-bound migrant caravan
Headline from WFMZ Allentown ·
Mexico Blocks New Migrant Caravan at Southern Border Days After Trump's Electoral Setback
Headline from Latin Times ·
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Trump claims 'huge caravan' of migrants in Mexico represents invasion of US; Mexican president responds
Mexico detained about 40 migrants after blocking a caravan that crossed the Suchiate River from Guatemala, days after roughly 1,000 others entered Chiapas without resistance.
César Sandoval, a Nicaraguan in a Honduran-led caravan in southern Mexico, told AFP he hoped last week's Democratic midterm win would mean "another chance" to enter the United States. The U.S. border, AFP reported, remains virtually closed.
TAPACHULA, Mexico — Hundreds of migrants walked north Wednesday in a caravan through southern Mexico, spurred by last week's Democratic midterm victories, which raised hopes that U.S. immigration policies could become more welcoming.
President Donald Trump threatened to double tariffs on goods from Mexico “immediately” if the country did not stop what he claimed were migrant caravans preparing to head to the US, ratcheting up trade tensions with a major economic partner.
President Donald Trump is using his tariff leverage to urge Mexico to stop a migrant caravan from reaching the U.S. southern border. "Huge CARAVANS are forming and beginning their illegal march through Mexico," Trump wrote in a Thursday morning Truth Social post.
President Trump vowed Thursday that he would double all current US tariffs on Mexico if America’s southern neighbor allowed a caravan of more than 1,000 migrants to reach the border.
President Donald Trump on Thursday warned Mexico to stop caravans of migrants traveling through the country from reaching the United States, threatening to slap economic penalties on Washington’s southern neighbor if it fails to do so.
President Trump on Thursday reacted to reports that more than 1,000 migrants are heading toward the U.S. from Mexico, which he connected to sweeping Republican losses in the midterms. A Chiapas state government source told Reuters that around 1,500 people, including several families with small child…
A number of conservative commentators have also raised fears about migrant caravans—what’s become a right-wing dog whistle—in the wake of Republicans’ midterm losses.
by Rich Mitchell at CDN - Trump tied a new migrant caravan to Republicans' midterm losses and told Mexico to stop it or face doubled tariffs; Tom Homan says no one will be released at the border. Click to read the rest HERE-> Trump Threatens to Double Tariffs on Mexico Unless It Stops Migrant Carava…
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Thursday that no migrant caravans have reached the U.S. border since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to office in 2025, responding to his threat to double tariffs on Mexican goods unless Mexico stops migrants from traveling through its…
MEXICO CITY — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Thursday that no migrant caravans have reached the U.S. border since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to office in 2025, responding to his threat to double tariffs on Mexican goods unless Mexico stops migrants from traveling through its terr…
President Donald Trump said migrants who think Democratic victories in the midterm elections will bring about a return of former President Joe Biden’s open border should turn around now, while […]
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum acknowledged the caravans Thursday, but claimed they had largely dispersed after intervention from Mexican authorities.
After months of historically low migrant encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border, a new caravan of approximately 1,500 migrants is making its way north through southern Mexico, beginning a journey they hope will eventually take them to the United States.
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