Migrant Caravan Heads North Ahead of US Election
Migrant Caravan Heads North asAhead of US Election Looms
The Facts
This migration surge occurs weeks before the U.S. presidential election, where immigration remains a contentious issue.A group of approximately 2K migrants departed from Mexico's southern border Sunday, aiming to reach the US.
The Biden administration recently announced new regulations to extend strict immigration policies, citing them as the primary reason for the decrease in illegal border crossings this year.This migration surge comes weeks before the Nov. 5 US presidential election, which has featured immigration as a contentious issue. Some migrants cited a lack of jobs in Mexico's south and a delay in asylum appointments in the US as inspiration for this latest trek.
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