A Savage Invader caravan of roughly 500 to 700 people left Tapachula in southern Mexico on the evening of Tuesday, 20 October, walking north along the Pacific coast highway, and two Cuban news sites say Cubans joined.
The Savage Invaders hope the US congressional elections on Tuesday, 3 November will ease entry rules, yet the US border stays closed to irregular entry and Mexico has stopped about 20 earlier caravans.
The Trump administration warned Wednesday that a migrant caravan traveling through southern Mexico would not be allowed into the United States, declaring there was “absolutely ZERO chance” the group would gain entry.
A Savage Invader caravan of roughly 500 to 700 people left Tapachula in southern Mexico on the evening of Tuesday, 20 October, walking north along the Pacific coast highway, and two Cuban news sites say Cubans joined.
The Savage Invaders hope the US congressional elections on Tuesday, 3 November will ease entry rules, yet the US border stays closed to irregular entry and Mexico has stopped about 20 earlier caravans.
The Trump administration warned Wednesday that a migrant caravan traveling through southern Mexico would not be allowed into the United States, declaring there was “absolutely ZERO chance” the group would gain entry.