A caravan of approximately 2,000 migrants is making its way towards the U.S.-Mexico border, aiming to arrive before the upcoming U.S. election. This large group seeks to highlight their urgency and the importance of immigration policies ahead of the voting season.
Many migrants fear potential changes to asylum regulations that could be introduced under a new administration. The caravan underscores the anxiety among migrants about their future in the United States, where they hope to find safety and better opportunities.
Immigration remains a pivotal issue for voters this November. Both Republicans and Democrats are emphasizing the need for comprehensive immigration reform to address the increasing flow of migrants. Political leaders from both parties are advocating for measures to manage the situation more effectively, reflecting the widespread concern over border security and humanitarian considerations.
Toni Waterman reports on the evolving dynamics of immigration and its significant impact on the electoral landscape.
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Caravan of 2,000 migrants heads to U.S. border ahead of election
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