Caravan heads to US after Biden failed to press border crisis in Mexico
By Callie Patteson
November 19, 2021 11:42am Updated
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Yet another caravan of Central American migrants is headed north toward the US-Mexico border after leaving southern Mexico Thursday — the same day President Biden met with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and did not press the border crisis with him.
The caravan of around 2,000 Central American and Haitian migrants is the latest to attempt the journey toward the US border, according to the Associated Press. They left the city of Tapachula on Thursday with belongings in small bags or on their heads and small children riding atop parents’ shoulders.
Images of the caravan showed the hundreds of migrants traveling together down a main road, with cars seen in the background behind them. Local authorities reportedly controlled traffic and did not attempt to stop the group.
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