Mexico: Migrants Abandon Caravan to the US After Donald Trump Wins | Firstpost America

Mexico: Migrants Abandon Caravan to the US After Donald Trump Wins | Firstpost America

Following Donald Trump's recent election victory, many migrants in a caravan headed for the US are reconsidering their journey. The group, which began with around 3,000 people in southern Mexico, has seen a wave of departures as Trump's win reignites fears of deportation and strict immigration measures. Trump has promised tougher border controls, including mass deportations and increased limitations on asylum, casting doubt on the prospects for those seeking a new life. Although some migrants remain determined, many feel disillusioned, especially with Latino support for Trump. As they face uncertain futures, migrants are left weighing their chances under a leader committed to "sealing up the borders."